This is sort of a two part question:
- (I asked this a couple weeks ago and didn't get an answer) does
anyone know about an ascii float to ascii character convert, like ascii2any for Windows? Does anyone have tips for compiling ascii2any for windows?
- I'm having trouble getting ascii2any working under linux. I've
programmed a PIC to output a letter for tagging and routing purposes, then a space, then an 8 bit number from its ADC, and then a NL character. As I understand the ascii2any readme, this should make it output "a <number>", though the number should be nonsense, since it isn't ascii encoded yet. This should be fine, if I got "a <nonsense>" at least I would know what the problem is. However, all I get is "bang bang bang bang bang..."
Any thoughts or suggestions on either? It would be really nice if I got an answer to the first, since debugging would be much easier if I didn't have to reboot to test it under PD ;)
Thanks, Ian
On Thu, Nov 18, 2004 at 12:28:12PM -0500, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote:
This is sort of a two part question:
- (I asked this a couple weeks ago and didn't get an answer) does
anyone know about an ascii float to ascii character convert, like ascii2any for Windows? Does anyone have tips for compiling ascii2any for windows?
builds out of the tarbox on windows...
http://whats-your.name/pd/extra/dllcity/any2ascii.dll http://whats-your.name/pd/extra/dllcity/ascii2any.dll http://whats-your.name/pd/extra/dllcity/ascii.dll
- I'm having trouble getting ascii2any working under linux. I've
programmed a PIC to output a letter for tagging and routing purposes, then a space, then an 8 bit number from its ADC, and then a NL character. As I understand the ascii2any readme, this should make it output "a <number>", though the number should be nonsense, since it isn't ascii encoded yet. This should be fine, if I got "a <nonsense>" at least I would know what the problem is. However, all I get is "bang bang bang bang bang..."
Any thoughts or suggestions on either? It would be really nice if I got an answer to the first, since debugging would be much easier if I didn't have to reboot to test it under PD ;)
Thanks, Ian
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Oh! I didn't realize that was a URL last time you sent that. I haven't been able to compile flext under windows with bcc yet, so I couldn't get any2ascii working. Granted, I'm new to compilation under windows.
Thanks.
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ix wrote: | On Thu, Nov 18, 2004 at 12:28:12PM -0500, Ian Smith-Heisters wrote: | |>This is sort of a two part question: |> |>1. (I asked this a couple weeks ago and didn't get an answer) does |>anyone know about an ascii float to ascii character convert, like |>ascii2any for Windows? Does anyone have tips for compiling ascii2any for |>windows? | | | builds out of the tarbox on windows... | | http://whats-your.name/pd/extra/dllcity/any2ascii.dll http://whats-your.name/pd/extra/dllcity/ascii2any.dll http://whats-your.name/pd/extra/dllcity/ascii.dll | | | |>2. I'm having trouble getting ascii2any working under linux. I've |>programmed a PIC to output a letter for tagging and routing purposes, |>then a space, then an 8 bit number from its ADC, and then a NL |>character. As I understand the ascii2any readme, this should make it |>output "a <number>", though the number should be nonsense, since it |>isn't ascii encoded yet. This should be fine, if I got "a <nonsense>" at |>least I would know what the problem is. However, all I get is "bang bang |>bang bang bang..." |> |>Any thoughts or suggestions on either? It would be really nice if I got |>an answer to the first, since debugging would be much easier if I didn't |>have to reboot to test it under PD ;) |> |>Thanks, |>Ian |> |>_______________________________________________ |>PD-list@iem.at mailing list |>UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> |>http://iem.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pd-list | | | _______________________________________________ | PD-list@iem.at mailing list | UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> http://iem.at/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pd-list
Ian Smith-Heisters a écrit :
- (I asked this a couple weeks ago and didn't get an answer) does
anyone know about an ascii float to ascii character convert, like ascii2any for Windows? Does anyone have tips for compiling ascii2any for windows?
I'm the one to blame since I wrote those externals. Sorry for the delay; I don't use PD very much these days, so I don't often read the list.
I once compiled my ascii externals for Windows, using cygwin, as a special request. I personally don't encourage the use of Windows, so I won't distribute this version. But I can send it to you.
- I'm having trouble getting ascii2any working under linux. I've
programmed a PIC to output a letter for tagging and routing purposes, then a space, then an 8 bit number from its ADC, and then a NL character. As I understand the ascii2any readme, this should make it output "a <number>", though the number should be nonsense, since it isn't ascii encoded yet. This should be fine, if I got "a <nonsense>" at least I would know what the problem is. However, all I get is "bang bang bang bang bang..."
What are the numbers that comes out of the comport object? Connect it to a print object and look at the console window... -- Marc
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