Hooray for #include.
I've got a SpeakJet chip, too. Haven't installed it in the PSIM. "Real Soon Now." <cough!>
Thanks for the info. 'Night,
John
-----Original Message-----
>From: djbrow54 <davebr@...>
>Sent: Sep 23, 2010 10:53 PM
>To: ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [ComputerVoltageSources] Re: Studio 2.0.0.0
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>I don't think the requirements for Studio are too much. I have it on an XP machine.
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>I used to have IDE on a Win98 machine. I was planning on taking that to the Portland meeting. Guess I'll have to pull it out and see if Studio loads on it. I think it probably will.
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>No the changes aren't too bad. However, if you start from IDE-17 to Studio-2, there is a constant stream of changes. None are bad, unless you have 62 programs that all need to be modified!
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>Some of the fixes are quite nice, though. The #include will now allow me to minimize the changes going forward by keeping a common support code base.
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>Of course the latest changes affect serial which I use for the LCD and MIDI. The other changes were I2C which affected my SpeakJet and CVS, so there aren't very many that really affect the PSIM.
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>Dave