Grahame,
Your comment nagged at me, so I did include Huffman compression and got
nearly 100k of text down to 48k. I wrote a program to take a text file and
output it a line at a time to a file I can directly include in my AVR code,
along with the Huffman tree and a symbol table for looking up
Grahame,
Thank you for the idea. I looked at the proverb list on your site, but in
the end I used a combination of several other lists that includes
quotations. I have other kinds of list I've been putting together,
including bible verses and latin epithets, but regrettably I have only one
Thank you both for the very creative ideas. I'm hoping to find some
inspiration in them as a staring point in one of my own projects (when
I finally get around to actually building something from scratch
again). I'm still a beginner and have really only hand crafted a
single digit numitron clock
Pete,
I'm glad you found the ideas useful. I have a much larger proverb list
which I chose from for my proverb generator when I became short of
flash. I can let you (or anyone else) have it to play with. It includes
a lot of other sayings, almost duplicates and the Way of Mrs
Cosmopolite
Very nice! Any chance of a kit?
On Jun 24, 2014 5:18 AM, petehand peteh...@gmail.com wrote:
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In principle yes, but it's difficult to put together a kit for a surface
mount project. For one thing, I can't program the QFP processor chip until
it's soldered into the board. I can do you an assembled board if you like.
On Wednesday, June 25, 2014 3:51:02 AM UTC-7, William Lee wrote:
Very
Hi,
petehand wrote:
I can't program the QFP processor chip until
it's soldered into the board.
If you really want to do that for a small number of kits, I found that
it can be done by just putting the chip on top of the footprint on the
PCB (otherwise empty, except for the programmer
