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Originally Posted by geekmaster
It has been far too long since I messed with DSPs. You can do a LOT of that stuff these days with commodity SoCs like we have in our kindles.
Regarding code: it is best to start simple (like a "Hello World" program) and just keep adding features in small steps and testing them each time, until you have something resembling what you want. Or another way is to start with somebody elses program that does "almost" what you want, and bend it to your will.  |
Perhaps I should be clear. I am not a beginner programmer. Just foggy on the syntax and dictates of c.
I have been programming on and off for about a decade I suppose, professionally, longer as a hobby. I have some fairly complicated single-man projects - free to use - completed and out there, Utilising Silverlight, and web services tech so I am vaguely capable.
However cross-devving for an embedded device in a newish-to-me language is a little slow going. I will catch up the pace eventually, I usually do
