NCO Calculator

[richard]

if only pbp was still being kept relevant, all these things and more are built into mplabx and easy to use

[mpgmike]

I forced myself to work with MPLABX over the past few days. I needed a combination of features only found in the PIC16F18426, which is too new for PBP3. I'm building the software in ASM using MPLABX. I like the Debug feature. As I'm not that familiar with ASM, the Debug showed me where I got stuck in an endless loop and helped me catch a few other problems in my code. It's taking me about 10X longer in ASM than it would in PBP3, but I'm learning a bunch through the experience.

[Ioannis]

You are a herο! Two times, for ASM and MPLABX!

I started using PIC with plain ASM coding but never go back again.

Ioannis

[Mike, K8LH]

Anyone know if mpgmike ever fixed the errors and updated his nco calculator app'?

[mpgmike]

No, I didn't.

[Mike, K8LH]

No, I didn't.

If it's not stepping on your toes, would you mind if I created a stand-alone NCO Calculator app', much like my SPBRG Calculator app'? I just need an accurate tool people can use on a couple upcoming retro computer projects.

TIA... Cheerful regards, Mike, K8LH

[mpgmike]

Please do. I originally created it because I needed it for a project at the time, and decided to share it. I have no "inventor's syndrome" attachments, so if you want to contribute to the community, everyone benefits.