On Mon, Sep 13, 2010 at 2:26 PM, PICdude <picdude3@narwani.org> wrote:

> Because on this first response, the only suggested answer was the one
> that would make it very difficult to do what I'd need to.  Later
> responses suggested that it really is possible to inline assembly.
> I'm guessing you misintrepreted something here.
>

Not necessarily difficult. Many HLL has a library that already does few
different protocols for you already by software. Like I2C, SPI
and Asynchron Serial typically. Sometimes you will find these as 'software
modules'. Some Atmel lib also do USB bitbanging -- I would not say the best
thing to do but in some circumstances they work as expected. You  only need
to calculate with the CPU power or other resources those routines required
but you do not need to reinvent the wheel if you are lucky enough to use on=
e
of these protocols.

Tamas





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