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Windows CE dusty_dex24-Mar-13 2:52 dusty_dex 24-Mar-13 2:52  Mostly SH3, ARM and x86 for the device emulator. Nowadays just ARM mostly. I feel justified in answering cos it isn't the same as developing for a PC. "It's true that hard work never killed anyone. But I figure, why take the chance." - Ronald Reagan That's what machines are for. Got a problem? Sleep on it. Led board Ron Anders9-Mar-13 16:43 Ron Anders 9-Mar-13 16:43  Back in the 80s I "decorated" our Metal band's backdrop with an led outline. Locally, it ran off an i8031 and some encoder chips n' O/C drivers. It had the "algorithms" in eprom and a serial port to connect to an old speery 8088 pc offstage running a dos monitor program to select the dazzling light show on board. Pretty much sucked. As did we. Lots of embedded microprocessor stuff Marc Clifton8-Mar-13 5:41 Marc Clifton 8-Mar-13 5:41  * Video switcher for the security system on the MX Missile Train * Mechanical shuttered camera control system for high speed photography (back in the day) * Multispectral camera control system (used to detect hydrogen fires around the shuttle engines) * Laser range gating control systems (used in conjunction with low light level cameras to see through dust storms, etc.) Primarily all done with Motorola and Zilog processors. Marc Latest Article: C# and Ruby Classes: A Deep Dive My Blog Done Coding for Non PC platforms Gangadhar Chiplunkar8-Mar-13 4:12 Gangadhar Chiplunkar 8-Mar-13 4:12  Used Sincliar Zx Spectrum and with an add on card controlled passenger lift. That was my fun, Arduino hairy_hats8-Mar-13 4:07 hairy_hats 8-Mar-13 4:07  I've been tinkering with Arduino for a while and want to get going on Raspberry Pi but haven't got enough clear time to get into it at the moment. Code for taking the picture from webcam and email them to my workstation Sreejith Thampy R7-Mar-13 23:46 Sreejith Thampy R 7-Mar-13 23:46  Code for taking the picture from webcam and email them to my workstation I voted 'No' but in actuality.... Vivi Chellappa7-Mar-13 16:08 Vivi Chellappa 7-Mar-13 16:08  .... I have programmed a barcode reading device so that one could count inventory in a warehouse. Netduino, and FezSpider Nicolas Dorier7-Mar-13 5:26 Nicolas Dorier 7-Mar-13 5:26  Netduino, and FezSpider (more generally Gadgeteer) are a gift send from the sky to .NET developers. Hacked a lot with it... so much fun with it ! Never ravithejag7-Mar-13 0:09 ravithejag 7-Mar-13 0:09  Never Linux Brisingr Aerowing6-Mar-13 13:39 Brisingr Aerowing 6-Mar-13 13:39  I have written a lot of code for Linux. Bob Dole The internet is a great way to get on the net. 2.0.82.7292 SP6a Commodore64 Mycroft Holmes5-Mar-13 20:21 Mycroft Holmes 5-Mar-13 20:21  Like a lot of old farts here I started before the PC was ubiquitous. I was going to answer No until I read the detail of the question. I think you should have put a time limit, say the last decade, if you are trying to gauge current trends. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH Re: Commodore64 StM0n5-Mar-13 23:48 StM0n 5-Mar-13 23:48  My o my, aren't we old... at least that's a suitable excuse for clicking too fast (yes|no|maybe)* Re: Commodore64 OriginalGriff6-Mar-13 3:12 OriginalGriff 6-Mar-13 3:12  Trust me on this: compared to modern PCs, mainframes are toys! If you get an email telling you that you can catch Swine Flu from tinned pork then just delete it. It's Spam. Re: Commodore64 StM0n6-Mar-13 3:32 StM0n 6-Mar-13 3:32  I'm also slightly older... so... yeah... they were first-name basis with the zeropage... I miss those time (yes|no|maybe)* Re: Commodore64 Gregory Gadow7-Mar-13 11:43 Gregory Gadow 7-Mar-13 11:43  Ayup, me too. Among other things, I used my C64 to do some robotics programming, which definitely puts the work in the "toy" category. I also did some stuff in C# for Windows CE. I have done quite a few Arduino stuff.. Here are some Grasshopper.iics5-Mar-13 17:16 Grasshopper.iics 5-Mar-13 17:16  Brain computer Interface ( Detecting pain through brain signals):[^] Controlling Robot[^] A Library robot prototype[^] A prototype for Irrigation robot[^] Prototype for Seat belt safety[^] Always love playing with hardware and embedded system. No AshishChaudha5-Mar-13 16:44 AshishChaudha 5-Mar-13 16:44  No Garmin Mike Hankey5-Mar-13 10:16 Mike Hankey 5-Mar-13 10:16  Learned how to program a Garmin. VS2010/Atmel Studio 6.0 ToDo Manager Extension Version 3.0 now available. There is no place like 127.0.0.1 Re: Garmin Sanjay K. Gupta6-Mar-13 19:19 Sanjay K. Gupta 6-Mar-13 19:19  Same story is here. ___ ___ ___ |__ |_| |\ | | |_| \ / __| | | | \| |__| | | / Re: Garmin Chris Maunder7-Mar-13 11:05 Chris Maunder 7-Mar-13 11:05  I've been meaning to. Lord knows I have enough of their gear. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP Re: Garmin Mike Hankey7-Mar-13 11:35 Mike Hankey 7-Mar-13 11:35  It's not real hard because you don't actually program it per se it's more like a series of waypoints and other structures that you add in an .xml file, among other formats to a special directory and the machine recognizes. I might have some links to pertinent sites if the hamsters ever start behaving. VS2010/Atmel Studio 6.0 ToDo Manager Extension Version 3.0 now available. There is no place like 127.0.0.1 If non-PC only the aswer would be yes Corporal Agarn5-Mar-13 9:02 Corporal Agarn 5-Mar-13 9:02  Having written code for main frame computers, servo-hydrolic testing machines, and mini computers the answer to non-PC would have been yes. Re: If non-PC only the aswer would be yes PIEBALDconsult5-Mar-13 13:40 PIEBALDconsult 5-Mar-13 13:40  Indeed, mini-computers rock. Re: If non-PC only the aswer would be yes Rob Grainger7-Mar-13 3:03 Rob Grainger 7-Mar-13 3:03  PIEBALDconsult wrote: mini-computers rock They shouldn't, maybe you need to wedge it with something. Re: If non-PC only the aswer would be yes PIEBALDconsult7-Mar-13 3:40 PIEBALDconsult 7-Mar-13 3:40  It's the raised floor. Well, in my case it's the cheap Ikea shelving I have them on.

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