Sebastien Lelong wrote:
> OK, then I'll upload final packages tomorrow morning, as announced.
I have changed the announcement text a little, see first attachment.
In addition I have in mind to announce in PicList too, but slightly
differently, see second attachment. Comments?
Regards, Rob.
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Rob Hamerling, Vianen, NL (http://www.robh.nl/)
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To JalV2 users,
Release 0.4 of Jallib is available from the *Jallib* *Project* site,
see the links at the bottom of this message.
The downloads contain device files, function libraries, documentation
in HTML format, the latest JalV2 compiler (version 2.4l) and lots of
sample programs to help you to understand how to use the libraries and
device files. We have also a shared *blog* where we explain how to use
jallib, what can be done with it, common pitfalls, etc. This is "work
in progress", but you can subscribe to this blog and stay in touch with
us and read about our latest adventures :)
The major enhancements in Jallib 0.4 are:
- Includes the latest compiler version JalV2 2.4l.
- More and improved device files, based on MPLab 8.33, extended with
aliases for I/O pins such as pin_AN0, pin_SDI, pin_CCP1, etc.
- More and improved libraries such as a new library for LCD backlight,
I2C library now also for the 18Fs, queue libraries, a more precise
delay library for a wider range of clock frequencies, a new library
for Parallel ATA harddisk, completey rewritten ADC libraries,
several enhancements and additions for USB.
- Many more and enhanced sample programs.
- Several new USB projects, among which an USB bootloader.
For more details see the file CHANGELOG in the download packages.
Note: The device files and some libraries in this version of Jallib require
compiler version 2.4l because of the use of the new 'alias' keyword.
Have fun, and inform us of your experiences with Jallib!
Jallib project: http://code.google.com/p/jallib/
Jallib team: http://code.google.com/p/jallib/people/list
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Jallib blog: http://jallib.blogspot.com/
To whom it may concern,
The 0.4 release of Jallib is available from the *Jallib* *Project*
site, see the links at the bottom of this message.
JAL is a high level Pascal-like language for Microchip 8-bits PICmicros.
Jallib is a collection of libraries to raise user programming to an
even higher level and by the use of device description files virtually
independent of the actual target PICmicro.
The current Jallib collection contains the following libraries:
- Control of external devices: CO2, humidity, keyboard, LCD, realtime
clock, ranger, PATA harddisk, temperature.
- Language extensions: delay, calendar, data formatting and printing,
queues, random numbers.
- Peripheral control: ADC, EEPROM, I2C, PWM, Timer, USB.
More than 300 PICmicros of the baseline, midrange and 18F series are
supported.
The download packages contain device files, function libraries,
documentation in html format, the latest JalV2 compiler (version 2.4l)
and numerous sample programs to help you to understand how to use the
libraries and device files.
We have also a shared *blog* where we explain how to use jallib, what
can be done with it, common pitfalls, etc. This is "work in progress",
but you can subscribe to this blog and stay in touch with us and read
about our latest adventures :)
Have fun, and inform us of your experiences with Jallib!
The Jallib Team.
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Jallib team: http://code.google.com/p/jallib/people/list
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