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Havoc
2503 days ago
>Due to lack of programming tools and evaluation boards I was only able to review most devices by datasheet
hmm. Well I don't blame the author but that kinda killed my interest
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rtpg
2503 days ago
I wonder what the lowest-priced chip you can pick up with a reasonable toolchain that is accessible to hobbyists?
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hazeii
2502 days ago
PIC10F200 in 8 pin DIP is about 41 pence (~50 cents) in 1-off here in the UK; great for quick hacks (e.g. I just used one as a 60KHz clock generator). The IDE is free, works on Windows/Linux/Mac and there's an online version too.
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zokier
2503 days ago
Attinys cost like $.50/piece and are supported by avr-gcc.
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