--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, David VanHorn <dvanhorn@c...> wrote: > > > > >Will the code writen for the AT90 be almost the same as the code for > >the AVR ? Is my using an assembled boards based on the AT90S2313 a > >good idea ? or should I be more interested in using AVR devices ? > > The AT90 is an AVR. The 2313 is a lower end AVR, but capable. > My favorite starter chip is the 2343, a little of everything. > > > >Is there a basic that will handle both ? would a C program need a > >simple alteration, or a major re-write ? > > Basic, C, and assembler are all very different animals. What I was trying to say is that if I write a program in Basic for the AT90, will it able to be easily be ported over to the tiny or mega without much re-programming ? ditto if the program was in C or if it was in Asm. I know that a port from basic to anything else is a major undertaking as would be something going from C to Asm or from any language to another language. Dave
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Re: <snip> AT90 what is the difference ?)
2004-07-28 by Dave Mucha
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