How make make a microchip, from a program?

multiplexor · 20th February 2004, 02:22 PM

Hey guys...

Question... how/or can this be done?

I'd like to develop a program in a language and have it written to a chip. Can this be done? ie: something to makes many leds move back in forth, or change patterns, etc...

What language would the application have to be written in?

I had heard a while back that it can be in any language, since when compiled it's in machine language.

help please

Thanks,

Frank

BrianGT · 20th February 2004, 02:24 PM

Use a microcontroller, such as a PIC device from Microchip, or an Atmel microcontroller.

I used thie book to learn:
www.picbook.com

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Brian

20th February 2004, 02:22 PM	#1
multiplexor diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Montreal	How make make a microchip, from a program? Hey guys... Question... how/or can this be done? I'd like to develop a program in a language and have it written to a chip. Can this be done? ie: something to makes many leds move back in forth, or change patterns, etc... What language would the application have to be written in? I had heard a while back that it can be in any language, since when compiled it's in machine language. help please Thanks, Frank __________________ "There is generally one person in every situation you must never under estimate the power of." - Quote by: Ken Kessey.

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20th February 2004, 02:24 PM	#2
BrianGT diyAudio Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: near Atlanta, GA	Use a microcontroller, such as a PIC device from Microchip, or an Atmel microcontroller. I used thie book to learn: www.picbook.com -- Brian

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