For simple programs, maybe Gambas will work. It's a bit like M$ Visual Basic. There is an example for the serial port included.
2007/7/3, b.n. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
James ha scritto: > Well those are OK but, I was hoping for something with > a few simple input boxes, so the user can input, say > a floating point varialble or an integer varialble > inside the box, then my program would use the > 9600 baud serial port to transfer the parameter setting > to a specific register on the microP. Likewise the > program (gui) could interrogate the microP and discover > various settings/values, using the gui interface. > A raw terminal session will work, but, it helps me to > be able to put simple graphics and other things beside > the IO gui boxes (my jargon is neophyte. maybe they are > called dialog boxes to gui programmers?) > > > I know how to do all of the serial stuff on the linux > and microP side, I just am not much of a gui developer > (to say the least).... > > It can be simple to the point of spartan on the gui side > of things, I usually use C underneath and on the micro. If you know c++, I guess you can use the GUI library wxWindows and code the gui yourself. It's not that hard (I use the wxWindows library under Python, however). m. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
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