Showing posts with label PAC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PAC. Show all posts

Sunday, October 4, 2009

PAC Google Code

PAC is taking shape. It has a google code project page, and will hopefully soon have some code up for people to use. I also plan on using PAC for a few upcoming projects, so this is quite exciting.
 
PAC on Google Code
 

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

On PAC in application

There has been a slight change in the manner of how PAC will work. While coding it I realized a weird thing - when the slave (MCU) can't talk until the Master (PC) requests something, there is little to no difference between sending a message and receiving one.

Thursday, September 24, 2009

PAC Quick Update

A little bit sleepless (particularly bad due to my weekend trip to Conneticut from New Jersey tomorrow), so a quick PAC update to try and tire myself out.


I finally got around to doing more work on PAC, mostly through the downtime from helping out others at a Python study group at a local hackerspace (of which I'll go more into detail in a later post). My original whiteboard drawing has been kind enough to act as a guiding force, albeit not the actual outline for the full implementation.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

PAC - Python / AVR Communication Library

I love making neat little acronyms. And so begins the first post about PAC!

Today I will be discussing my thoughts on the anatomy of a proper command message.