Joep Suijs wrote:
> For testing I don't use the sample generation.
> I have one main file that contains just a list of includes (see part
> of it below) and I have setup my IDE to build and deploy this file.
> And just by uncommenting one board file and one test file, I can
> switch quick between tests or boards. And... since the file has all
> relevant entries, I don't have to keep up looking names of specific
> files.
Seems like this will suite my needs too.
While you are refactoring the HD44780 libs... I have a suggestion for
the HD44780-8 library, as follows:
For the data bits there is currently only a choice between a full
register or 8 individual bits. An intermediate solution would be 2 half
registers. For example: I have a board with a 16F877A with D7--D4 as
dataport for the 4-bits LCD lib. Pins C7--C4 are currently connected to
the low (unused) datalines of the HD44780 and D7--D4 and C7--C4 are 8
adjacent pins, ideal for an 8-bits connection. So it would be nice (more
efficient) to be able to specify dataport_low and dataport-high (or
something alike) in stead of 8 individual bits.
Regards, Rob.
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Rob Hamerling, Vianen, NL (http://www.robh.nl/)
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