Tag Archives: Python

Graphics, Touch, Sound and USB

Posted on 12. March 2014 by Lucio Di Jasio

Graphics, Touch, Sound and USB – User Interface Design for Embedded Applications Since the very first  “Programming 16-bit micro controllers in C” (aka the Flying PIC24) book started shipping in the US, I began receiving from my readers requests for a follow … Continue reading →

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Unexpected (Positive) Side Effects of using Python: Cross Platform Simulation

Posted on 28. July 2013 by Lucio Di Jasio

When talking of side effects, more often than not, we are referring to the bad ones. This is especially true when they are involuntary and unexpected. But here is the story of a good one, a side effect of using … Continue reading →

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Python Expressiveness

Posted on 26. July 2013 by Lucio Di Jasio

While learning a new language you will notice how the often enthusiastic literature available dispenses adjectives with quite some generosity. Apparently every new language out there claims to be more “expressive” than the previous. This is an easy claim when … Continue reading →

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Python for the Mikromedia and Mini-32 boards

Posted on 9. July 2013 by Lucio Di Jasio

I have finally gotten my hands back on the Pymite project and I have updated the v10 branch to include three PIC32 platform. Both the Mini-32 and the PIC32 Mikromedia are now supporting a USB (CDC) serial interface to the … Continue reading →

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32-bit PIC programming in Python!

Posted on 15. May 2012 by Lucio Di Jasio

It has been a long journey for me to learn about modern interpreted object oriented programming languages, first on the desktop (see post here), later on industrial control and data acquisition applications (see post here) and now I feel like … Continue reading →

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Real World Instrumentation with Python

Posted on 1. March 2011 by Lucio Di Jasio

There is a new book on my nightstand, and it is one of the best I have read in years: it is called “Real World Instrumentation with Python” by J.M. Hughes, published by O’Reilly!Less than a month ago I was … Continue reading →

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