Provides an arduino-esque platform, implementing most of the arduino API
functions. Linking with this library, you don't have to worry about setting
up a main() function - just do the usual setup() and loop().
Interface with wireless devices using the Anaren AIR Platform or using the lighter NiNet. You know, the Net who says Ni. Communication can be done over a TI CC1101 sub-1ghz wireless radio, or a RFM70 2.4ghz radio.
Unifies everything communication. Fifo buffers, SPI, I2C, UART, HUART, SUART and just about any other communications term you can imagine.
Abstracts the hardware for you, so you don't have to. Shoves the most commonly used bits and bobs into structures that can be passed around in a simple and effective manner.
This is a MIDI implementation, that allows your device to become either a host or a slave in a MIDI network. Build yourself a MIDI-powered mixer panel, or just hook up some knobs and build yourself a synthesizer.
This document is still being written.
To use it you need to build it. Do this with the build.sh script which will take care of the rest for you. All the libraries will be built for the desired microcontroller and furthermore copied into the appropriate folders.
The way this is done is by creating a subdirectory in the lib and include folders named by the microcontroller. So, when building your project, you simply pass -Ilib430/msp430g2553/include -Llib430/msp430g2553/lib as the custom library path.
Some projects that use lib430:
- msPOV Persistence of Vision Display
- Blink - Simple LED blinker
- RGBlink - A RGB blinker
- MIDIPAD - A control surface for MIDI gadgets
Currently not all libraries compile for all devices. This is being worked on, so please consider the current code a work in progress. Contributions are welcome, see the section "patches" further down this document.
./chef -m msp430g2553
Alternatively you can make use of the buildall.sh script:
./buildall.sh
Feel free to tweak the MCUS file to contain the controllers you work with.
./chef -m msp430g2553 -r
./chef -l
./chef -h
Patches are accepted via e-mail to lib430@groups.google.com as long as they can be applied to the current trunk. They should be performed from the lib430 root folder:
./chef -a "describe-your-patch"
Released under GNU GPL Version 3.