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back to asm after 3 year absense

DISCUSSION Robin Miyagi 3 participants 3 messages Mar 19, 2005 – Mar 20, 2005

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In the last three years I have been very busy with database programming and other pursuits.

I am getting back into asm again. However there seems to be less interest in the subject nowadays, compared to say 5 years ago. Surely there must be some activity in the microcontroller and operating system kernel circles.

Please drop me a line if I am missing something.

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Robin Miyagi <[email protected]> schreef:

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I am getting back into asm again. However there seems to be less interest in the subject nowadays, compared to say 5 years ago.

Well, I am not very busy with linux-asm anymore (so this post is problably a little-bit off-topic ;-) ). But, ...

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Surely there must be some activity in the microcontroller

... I enjoy writting asm for the pic microcontrollers from microchip.

At the moment I spend my time on a webserver written in asm for a PIC18f452 that I have connected to a 3COM 3C509B Ethernet card. More info can be found at <http://www.janw.easynet.be/pic18f452.html>, but only in dutch at the moment. Although the pictures should say enough ;-)

Off course I am using GNU/Linux to write and burn the software in to the PIC, so maybe it is a little on topic ;-)

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In the last three years I have been very busy with database programming and other pursuits.

I am getting back into asm again. However there seems to be less interest in the subject nowadays, compared to say 5 years ago. Surely there must be some activity in the microcontroller and operating system kernel circles.

Please drop me a line if I am missing something.

When I program assembly, it is in MIPS on my PlayStation 2 (running Linux) so I don't have much in common with PC specific discussion here.

I have to say that I haven't done anything with it for quite some time now, but I hope I'll be able to start again, in not too distant future.

Johann

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