Hi Wouter!


Thank you for your participation.

Although you produce hobby stuff, they are for sale, so you are a
professional. Hobbyists are the ones that use your kits.
I don't think we have to be too strict for statistical purposes.


Cheers,

Isaac


Em 04/10/2015 08:51, Wouter van Ooijen escreveu:
> The trouble I always have with such polls is that they seem to assume 1=20
> type of activity. I sell kits, teach, occasionaly I develop custom SW &=20
> HW, and I do things that could be filed as hobby projects. How to weight=
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> and summarize all my activities? And what I use varies a lot over time.=20
> Whight moment to use? Or average (weighted average??)?
>
>> 1) Do you design the boards you use in your projects?
> Yes
>> 2) Do you etch your PCBs?
> No
>> 3) Do you assemble your boards?
> Yes
>> 4) Which lines of MCUs do you use? (in descending order of number of
>> projects with each one)
> Mostly Cortex-M0(+), some AVR (Arduino uno/nano), some Pi
> (But one of my projects is a portable library, which runs/is suppose to=20
> run on AVR, MSP430, all kinds of ARMs, and PC/Intel
>> 5) What programming languages do you use (in descending order of lines
>> written)
> C++ (some C, and a little assembler for context switching)
>> 6) Which compilers do you use? (product name, version, distribution, etc=
..)
> GCC in various guises
>> 7) Which IDEs do you use?
> None. I prefer general-purpose editors that can call out to my=20
> makescript (DevCPP, Notepad++, etc)
>> 8) What hardware tools do you use? (debugger, programmer, logic
>> analyzer, etc.)
> ARM serial downloader, oscilloscope
>> 9) What Software frameworks do you use?
> YUK! none
>>
> Wouter van Ooijen



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