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Please. Not another thread about the kids spitting the dummy.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/types.html By definition, short is at least 16 bits and long is at least 32 bits

I don't have much useful to add to this thread, but since when did that stop anyone? ;) I tend to base my purchases on performance (for what I want, at the time) and price. Personality of the proprietor ... not so much. As I can't usually...

I'm not sure whether the umpteenth variant of the same hardware is really necessary (or the hundredth CAN/I2C/SPI/serial/Battery/audio interface extension). Something new would be refreshing and also attract new users.

Hello all, After the startling Adafruit/Sparkfun showdown this week, I figure it's as good of a time as any to share my robot arm project on here that I've been working on sporadically for the past couple years. This is a small (if you consider...

Yup, still using win7 on one machine myself. My DAW setup would be a complete pita to reconfigure, with no guarantee that all the VST and VSTi would still work, or my older version of Cubase, without needing to also "upgrade", with either...

I know you said you didn't want to add a DS3231, but have you considered one of these? https://www.microcrystal.com/en/products/real-time-clock-rtc-modules/rv-3028-c7 Accuracy is great for my purposes and it needs so little power that a...

Did you try loading the the "old" library and then "Migrate Libraries"?

In the spirit of using more modern C++ features instead of #defines, here’s another alternative: ModbusRTUClientClass& MB = ModbusRTUClient; // This is the same thing (spacing difference): ModbusRTUClientClass &MB = ModbusRTUClient; Or the more...

If we assume that your include path in VS2022 is correct and you are actually including the correct SD.h, then the next thing to check would be what defines are present on the command line of the build. SD.h includes the following: #if...

On my vivaldi browser I see the following Also expired. But I don't have *any* problems viewing the site.

A few months ago, I added an on-board synthesizer to the Mosaichord, my Teensy-based microtonal MIDI controller. I thought I'd post some notes here about how that went, what worked and what didn't, it case it's useful to anyone else doing the...

Perhaps the bus isn't terminated properly (120 ohms at each end) if there's only one transceiver attached?

Thanks for that. I remember that the urban myth when I worked for a living was that it was not a coincidence that Windows NT was one character advanced from VMS :geek:

Maybe we can blame IBM :LOL: https://www.os2museum.com/wp/why-does-windows-really-use-backslash-as-path-separator/

You might also consider using '/' as your path separators and let microsoft's appalling choice of separator just turn into a distant memory. As a bonus your code will also just work on linux filesystems without any problems. Edit: I consider...

Also see https://www.pjrc.com/teensy/eagle_lib.html

A million thanks. Working fine. (As soon as I remembered I needed to patch my linker script!)

Try https://github.com/XenGi/teensy.pretty

Hi shawn Thanks for doing the legwork for this. Unfortunately: Tool Manager: Installing git+https://github.com/ssilverman/teensy_betas.git#teensy_1.60-beta5/tool-teensy/linux64 git version 2.51.2 Cloning into...

Have a close look at the modules. I had some manufactured by waveshare that included a 120 ohm termination resistor across the bus. I also notice that you have not soldered the header on the 4.0. As is it in the photo I doubt you have any decent...

After this you should check if the call succeeded with if (TheFile.isOpen()) or even if (TheFile) before blindly assuming the IO will succeed. TheFile.write() returns the number of bytes actually written to disk. So if it returns 0 or less than...

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