I know this is a little bit of a silly target, but a good proof of concept, and just cool to show that i can do it, and with null changes to your code shows that you build a very good modular base for other ports. I wont be working on this anymore.
Right now i'm working on an atmel328 port, to get my arduino and all the cheap bangood receivers up running.
I got the build, all generic code, debug uart ec. up running and are working with the spi stuff currently. Slowly learning. I hope no one is doing the same duplicate work.
I will send you some atmega code i wrote when i was working on my own atmega based solution. If i remember correctly most of the stuff worked already. You can merge this into your code ;)
Hi Simon.
I know this is a little bit of a silly target, but a good proof of concept, and just cool to show that i can do it, and with null changes to your code shows that you build a very good modular base for other ports. I wont be working on this anymore.
Right now i'm working on an atmel328 port, to get my arduino and all the cheap bangood receivers up running. I got the build, all generic code, debug uart ec. up running and are working with the spi stuff currently. Slowly learning. I hope no one is doing the same duplicate work.
To follow my progress: https://github.com/jimmyw/OpenSky/tree/atmega328
/Jimmy