James, maybe you convince Mike Predko to donate you some of his
pic-related book for the prize...( btw, I presume inside of them are some
functional routines, better than 16 bit fixed point division routine on
his site xwhich is not working...)
If you have a positive answer maybe I'll enter in this game too...
Vasile

On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, James Newton wrote:

> The prize is fame! Your name in lights! Your code posted at piclist.com! It
> makes you a hero to the newbie.
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> [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of Russell McMahon
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> Subject: Re: [OT]: Competitions..
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> > How about a one-PIC (or SX) solution to drive a stepper
> > motor with proper microstepping PWM with just
> > step/direction inputs? I'm only mentioning it because
> > i've already done it. ;o)
>
> Me too - we can split the prize - what is it James ? :-)
> I actually do variable speed microstepping between selected positions as an
> internal part of a system.
>
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