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Developing on a Pocket CHIP with “Motor”, a Text-based IDE

September 8, 2017
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| Development, Raspberry Pi & other SBCs, Tutorials

A recent discussion on the Pocket C.H.I.P forums made me dig up memories of my time with DJGPP (a wonderful DOS port of GCC), and its quite functional text-based IDE; RHIDE. I thought that it would be great to have RHIDE running on my Pocket CHIP for doing simple C/C++ development on the go, as […]

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Using your Pocket C.H.I.P as a portable Logic Analyzer

April 13, 2017
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| Electronics, Lab, Raspberry Pi & other SBCs, Tutorials

So a time ago I purchased a cheap USB Logic Analyzer from eBay that works great with a PC, and it’s been really helpful to debug several projects to date. It uses the Logic software from Saleae as hinted by the label on it, although I am not sure if the device is supposed to be a cheap knockoff […]

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