Re: First stone of my "Cocorico Ubitx
Hello to all
I use reverso to translate French into English
After if you prefer I can post in French, you will have to do the translation. (Option in Edge)
But I think it¡¯s better to put it in
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Gerard
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#87038
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Re: Trouble ahead
Cool, enjoyed looking at your hand crafted PostScript code.
At one time I was one of the few laser printer controller designers around. I was relocated by a company to Silicon Valley to design a
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Tom, wb6b
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#87037
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Re: I've ordered my BITX V6.? now I need help choosing a better microphone.
Hello, i had a lot off prolems with the BAofeng mike, after killing this mike :-)) i put a electret from aliexpres in it, changed the C's and changed the wire to a straigt cabel (old stereo audio
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Rene <rmvanb@...>
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#87036
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Re: Trouble ahead
Read "Threaded Interpretive Languages" soon after it came out in 1981.
I especially liked how Loeliger developed an interpreter from the ground up, piece by piece,
like a blacksmith forging his
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Jerry Gaffke
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#87035
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Re: Trouble ahead
Interesting, just looked that chip up to see what it does. Looks like a really good way to handle the intense parts of the GUI. Are you able to process other things with it, like folks are now doing
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Tom, wb6b
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#87034
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Re: Trouble ahead
This is very true. A lot of things people do with Arduinos could be done with relays, motor driven cams and timers or even the old Basic Stamp boards, with the interpreted Basic language they had.
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Tom, wb6b
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#87033
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Re: Trouble ahead
Tom:
We've offloaded some of the computational load onto the RA8875 controller by using its BTE (Block Transfer Engine). It cut the processing load almost in half!
Jack, W8TEE
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Jack, W8TEE <jjpurdum@...>
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#87032
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Re: Trouble ahead
Python is very popular with the data science and math crowd. Rather than trying to figure out how to process a multidimensional array of something, with the nested "I, J, K..." loops bogging things
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Tom, wb6b
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Re: Trouble ahead
Jerry:
It's a tough question, mainly because it's an apples/oranges thing. My software company produced an MSDOS C compiler back in the '80's. At the time, there were at least a dozen C compilers for
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Jack, W8TEE <jjpurdum@...>
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#87030
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Re: What is the BEST fist microphone to use the BITX 6.0
Does not look like a FIST MICROPHONE to me!
G7VFY
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mister35mm <mister35mm@...>
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#87029
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Re: Trouble ahead
Jack,
I've never soiled my hands with an MSWin10 machine, though I doubt the OS matters much.
Python is an interpreted language, so much slower than C.
Parameters to functions can be passed as a
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Jerry Gaffke
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#87028
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Re: Trouble ahead
Jerry:
Any idea of the runtime difference between C and Python on an MS Win10 machine?
Jack, W8TEE
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Jack, W8TEE <jjpurdum@...>
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#87027
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Re: Trouble ahead
Arv,
You are one of the few programmers that I have run into that know Forth.? I did a port to a TI994a and a CPM computer that I had built.? Also did a port to a TRS80 Model I before either of the
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Evan Hand
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#87026
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Re: First stone of my "Cocorico Ubitx
That may have come across as a bit caustic, my apologies to Stephen.
He was asking a honest question.
I often see the word "welded" instead of "soldered" when looking at kits from overseas.
I suspect
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Jerry Gaffke
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#87025
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Re: Trouble ahead
Arv,
I've been coding in python for over 20 years now, and like it.
It's a very clean language.? If I jot down an algorithm on scratch paper,
it looks like python.? When I write a python program it
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Jerry Gaffke
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#87024
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Re: Trouble ahead
Jerry
I think you may have me hooked on trying a MicroPython as soon as
they do become available. The US$4.00 makes it possible without
too much financial pain. Seems that most of what one needs
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Arv Evans
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#87023
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Re: First stone of my "Cocorico Ubitx
I like this one due to price, options and
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K2ICC
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#87022
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Re: First stone of my "Cocorico Ubitx
Nothing wrong with welding parts to a PC board,
I understand what is meant perfectly well.
This is an international forum.
Not everyone follows your notions of typical American English usage.
Fine
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Jerry Gaffke
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#87021
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Re: Trouble ahead
Arv,
You've done a fair bit of coding yourself, I suspect you already know
most of the stuff I try to explain here.
But to keep anyone in the forum from getting confused,
allow me to respond to some
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Jerry Gaffke
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#87020
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Re: Trouble ahead
Evan
Thank you for that info. I had looked at both connectors and
apparently mistakenly assumed that 3.0 was not backward
compatible.
Arv
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Arv Evans
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#87019
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