In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, kmonsx wrote:

[quote="Bean (Hitt Consulting)"]
Keith,
If you use the SX48 or SX52 (hint new proto boards only $9.95) SX/B allows one large array of 212 elements !!!

I really like SX/B. If you look at my PWM code you will see that the interrupt routine is ALL assembly.
I really like assembly too. It has it's place. Since my interrupt routine HAD to be the same number of cycles for all paths, I coded it in ASM. But for the "boring" code...Why waste MY time writing assembly ? 

BeanHi Bean,
Yeah I did read the documentation that talked about the SX48/SX52.  I've already considered buying one before.  Parallax amazes me more and more everyday with powerful stuff for cheap!  I love it.  I don't really care for the fact that the proto board seems a little unfriendly.... in that there are no headers for the pins, and there's no breadboard.  I suppose I could buy screw-terminals to PCB or something.
How do you use the protoboard in a prototype, quick disconnect, quick connect, lots of changes, etc environment?
Thanks.
Keith

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