Kirk Wallace wrote: > Sorry, I know this was answered recently, but what is the preferred > micro-controller, PIC, AVR, etcetera? My only requirement is that I can > (try to) program it with Linux, preferably with C. I'm looking at > controlling a DC motor (PWM) and a few digital I/O ports for a tool > changer. I'll probably link to it with SPI or Modbus. I have an Olimex > programmer and breadboard with a 16F688 on it. I got as far as flashing > an LED, but stopped there. Since I am basically starting from scratch, > should I continue with PIC or is it worth switching to something else? > > I wonder if there is enough demand to have a micro-controller page on > the wiki? If so, does anyone have past or current project material that > could be cleaned up for the page? > PIC's use specialty C compilers, none or very few are free. AVR uses a version of GCC. Look at http://www.avrfreaks.net/
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