Možem sa opytat v akom programe a akym jazykom alebo obecne ako sa takato vec naprogramuje ? popriosim vysvetlena pre negramotov z jaskyne :D Mozno by bolo super dajaky lahky navod pre ,omentalne zaostalych (mna) urobit ako vidko.
Ahoj, elektronika sa programuje v jazykoch assembler, C/C++. Pokiaľ nevieš nič o programovaní elektroniky, tak doporučujem začať s Arduinom. Daj si do Googla "Arduino" a nájdeš milion článkov a videí. Kúp si nejakú stavebnicu na ktorej sa to naučíš.
@@zeroampselectronics Jasne chapem, vdaka za info. Ja kebyze uz nieco idem rovno assembler, lebo cale to arduino mi pride ako taky zbytocny medzistupienok a vyhazovacka peniazi. Vdaka za odpovedu
Which framework did you use for that? I see you're using VS Code for writing the code. I'm new to AVR world, sorry maybe my question looks silly to many of you.
@@zeroampselectronics what is the advantage of using C rather than C++? I can do both of them but I don't get the point why most people still like to use C instead of C++ for writing microcontroller applications
In Arduino there is a C++ compiler used. Because its libraries use some C++ features. If you use C++ you have to think which features of the language makes sense for programming microcontrollers. In the end it's up to you, but in Arduino you have to use C++. See verbose logging in Arduino IDE AMD you will see that.
@@zeroampselectronics I got your point, I read a little and I feel like most probably convenced to use C for now, I don't think I need intensive use of classes and easier memory allocation. I don't think also ATTiny13a can hold an app with more than 1000 lines of code maybe. 1000 LOC is easily managed as functional code.
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Programme??
All changes are done. But still, have errors identifier "DDRB" is undefined :(
Hi, you probably forgot to define the microcontroller in VS Code.
Wonderful project - can we modify or add more led .I am looking to use this in a snowflake Design using 24 led. Any advice in adding more led
You can add more but pay attention to the current, you don't want to burn it.
Hi bro.. thank you... I try and guest for Visual Studio Code. But now I'm Success full with VSC. your Les Chaser is working. thanks
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Yes, exactly 😀
Možem sa opytat v akom programe a akym jazykom alebo obecne ako sa takato vec naprogramuje ? popriosim vysvetlena pre negramotov z jaskyne :D
Mozno by bolo super dajaky lahky navod pre ,omentalne zaostalych (mna) urobit ako vidko.
Ahoj, elektronika sa programuje v jazykoch assembler, C/C++. Pokiaľ nevieš nič o programovaní elektroniky, tak doporučujem začať s Arduinom. Daj si do Googla "Arduino" a nájdeš milion článkov a videí. Kúp si nejakú stavebnicu na ktorej sa to naučíš.
@@zeroampselectronics Jasne chapem, vdaka za info. Ja kebyze uz nieco idem rovno assembler, lebo cale to arduino mi pride ako taky zbytocny medzistupienok a vyhazovacka peniazi.
Vdaka za odpovedu
@@zeroampselectronics len skoda ze uz asi nenakrucas na jutab. Lebo takatok tvorba je velmi pekna a prinosna.
Ahoj, Arduino je dobre na pochopenie princípov keď človek nemá šajnu o čo ide.
Just came up in my feed in time for the holidays. Nice use of an attiny13a! Are you using any undervoltage protection on the 18650s?
Hi, I don't use anything like that for the project. It can run several months without charging, so it's not necessary :-)
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Thanks!
Which framework did you use for that? I see you're using VS Code for writing the code. I'm new to AVR world, sorry maybe my question looks silly to many of you.
Hi, I don't use any framework, just C language with AVR toolchain for programming AVR microcontrollers.
@@zeroampselectronics what is the advantage of using C rather than C++? I can do both of them but I don't get the point why most people still like to use C instead of C++ for writing microcontroller applications
In Arduino there is a C++ compiler used. Because its libraries use some C++ features. If you use C++ you have to think which features of the language makes sense for programming microcontrollers. In the end it's up to you, but in Arduino you have to use C++. See verbose logging in Arduino IDE AMD you will see that.
@@zeroampselectronics I got your point, I read a little and I feel like most probably convenced to use C for now, I don't think I need intensive use of classes and easier memory allocation. I don't think also ATTiny13a can hold an app with more than 1000 lines of code maybe. 1000 LOC is easily managed as functional code.
Yes, for ATtiny13, C is more than recommended :-)