[Icc-avr] Casting

[Johannes Assenbaum]

I did not mention my pc software projects, that I do in Pascal (Delphi) rather than C just for distinction.

At controller level I'm lucky not to have so many different hardware platforms to work no more today, but AVR only...

Johannes

 
> OMG, when I look at my desk at this very moment I see:

> - A current project that combines a Coldfire and an AVR Tiny
> - A current project with a PXA270, an AVR and a 8051 derivative
> - An old project with a PXA255.
> - A current project with an AVR3290
> - An old project with three ARM-9's and two Renesas controllers.
> - A current project with a TMS430.
> - An old project with a Fujitsu F2MC-8 controller

> Not to mention the odd peripheral controller for Ethernet, WiFi and Zigbee.

> Ton



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> 	I do Atmel, PIC, and Motorola HC11


> 	On Jan 18, 2008 12:59 AM, Steven Lose <sl at ecpower.dk> wrote:


> 		I am one of those people to, works on many projects, and all AVR's.
> 		But I do very well understand Ton's arguments.

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> 		Me, too, is only working on AVR controllers. And there are other people like you
> 		and me :-)

> 		Best regards,
> 		Johannes


> 		> At 12:38 AM 1/17/2008, you wrote:
> 		>>I believe that there is no such thing as an AVR only engineer,

> 		> Well, there are people like me who only work on tiny processors,
> 		> write code for one project at a time and currently only use Atmel and
> 		> knowing the most space efficient method is occasionally useful. Like
> 		> when I need 2 bytes more of flash to fit in a M48.  In my world, I
> 		> have no need for portable code, I never work on things with more than
> 		> one processor and rarely more than 3 or 4 ICs total.  So for me at
> 		> least, the discussions are useful, educational and occasionally baffling.

> 		> I have programmed PICs in the past, but since I acquired ICCAVR those
> 		> days are over and I only use Atmels.

> 		> Ira

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