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

I've worked through most of the Stamps in class texts. I would like to start working on some useful projects now, but can't afford the per module cost of the stamps. I also am interested in not just learning enough to complete a project but learning all I can, for the sake of learning. ( one of the projects I want to do is put a controller on my homemade coffee-roaster but I can't see spending $70 on a stamp, when the sx proto board is only $10)
 

Anyway, I started reading some of the SX documentation and my question is:

is there much difference between the sx28DIP and the 48 code? Today I read about the M register and started seeing things like "ok you can write '$c' to the register, unless it's a 48, then you write a $1c' (or something to that effect). So if I used say an SX Tech kit for learning, is it a major pain to "port" the code over to the 48 where it would live? or is it better to just do all of the work on the proto board and forget about the sx28?

 

am I making sense in this? I just finally got my kids to bed after an awful day at work (for me, not the kids) and I'm having a serious case of cranial flatulence

 

thanks!

paul...

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