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Discussion group dedicated to the Philips LPC2000 family of ARM MCUs
New version of Jumentum BASIC for LPC released - profdc9 - Nov 14 13:20:02 2009
Hello,
I have been writing Jumentum, a BASIC interpreter for the LPC series microcontrollers for about 2 years now which is for easily prototyping micrcontroller applications. I am happy to announce the latest version after about a 9 month hiatus at
http://jumentum.sourceforge.net/
The most recent version is 0.95-4 . It adds supports for SPI input/output, bit-banged RS232 SERIAL output, and I2C input/output on all GPIO pins.
This version also adds Win32 and Linux ports for those who wish to give Jumentum a try without needing a LPC microcontroller. It uses WINPCAP under Windows and TUN/TAP under Linux to act as a virtual network interface through which Jumentum can be accessed.
It can be used on the LPC2368 board from Keil or Futurlec, or the LPC-P2378 from Olimex. It will autodetect your Ethernet PHY and configure it. It also works on the LPC2148/LPC2119/LPC2106 with a ENC28J60 ethernet attached to the SPI/SSP interface.
In addition, a SD card can be attached to the MMC/SPI interface and files can be accessed from BASIC. There is also a TCP sockets interface from BASIC to allow servers to be written. For example, there is an FTP server written in Jumentum BASIC which uses both sockets and SD card support.
Jumentum can be accessed through a TELNET or WEB interface. The BASIC supports many commands including creating dynamic web pages from BASIC. Examples of this include an MP3 server written in BASIC. There are also other examples, e.g. downloading the weather forecast from the US National Weather Service and displaying it on an LCD. There are many other Jumentum BASIC program examples.
The Jumentum code is being ported to the TI/Luminary Cortex-M3 and is available from http://micromint.com/ .
Enjoy Jumentum, and any comments are appreciated.
Best,
Dan
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I have been writing Jumentum, a BASIC interpreter for the LPC series microcontrollers for about 2 years now which is for easily prototyping micrcontroller applications. I am happy to announce the latest version after about a 9 month hiatus at
http://jumentum.sourceforge.net/
The most recent version is 0.95-4 . It adds supports for SPI input/output, bit-banged RS232 SERIAL output, and I2C input/output on all GPIO pins.
This version also adds Win32 and Linux ports for those who wish to give Jumentum a try without needing a LPC microcontroller. It uses WINPCAP under Windows and TUN/TAP under Linux to act as a virtual network interface through which Jumentum can be accessed.
It can be used on the LPC2368 board from Keil or Futurlec, or the LPC-P2378 from Olimex. It will autodetect your Ethernet PHY and configure it. It also works on the LPC2148/LPC2119/LPC2106 with a ENC28J60 ethernet attached to the SPI/SSP interface.
In addition, a SD card can be attached to the MMC/SPI interface and files can be accessed from BASIC. There is also a TCP sockets interface from BASIC to allow servers to be written. For example, there is an FTP server written in Jumentum BASIC which uses both sockets and SD card support.
Jumentum can be accessed through a TELNET or WEB interface. The BASIC supports many commands including creating dynamic web pages from BASIC. Examples of this include an MP3 server written in BASIC. There are also other examples, e.g. downloading the weather forecast from the US National Weather Service and displaying it on an LCD. There are many other Jumentum BASIC program examples.
The Jumentum code is being ported to the TI/Luminary Cortex-M3 and is available from http://micromint.com/ .
Enjoy Jumentum, and any comments are appreciated.
Best,
Dan
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