Microchip PIC-related:
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makers of PIC: Free assembler, PIC-simulator and application-notes
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Mike Predko's site with lots of ideas and circuits incl.2/3 wire LCD interface
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Large range of affordable PICmicro and Atmel hardware & Software. Also many links!
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lots of applications, software as well as sales of electronics
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great PICproto prototyping boards....
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they host a database with lots of high-tech PIC-based projects
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the simplest low cost programmer-hardware and software we could find, supporting the highest number of Microchip devices, while not requiring external power. (Check out the PIC-Programmer 2!)
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PalmOS resources:
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makers of PocketC; a great/rich C-compiler with IDE running on your Palm-device!
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good articles on PocketC and graphics/game programming
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Pose emulator to test your PalmOS applications on the PC before downloading them. (You will need to extract a ROM-image from your Palm-device or register to download one of the online images).
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GCC tool that translates prc-files generated by XPad PalmOS-target to PalmOS-binaries. XPad requires at least version 2.5.
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68HC11 related:
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makers of the amazing Microstamp11 68HC11 stamp-sized MCU-board as well as other HC11 and HC12 boards; also lots of acessories, resources and links!
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great asm11 freeware assembler, for which XPad HC11 target generates assembly code!
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nice IDE, with 68HC11 simulator included. (Supports only models with registers located at address $1000).
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lots of free GNU resources: compilers, assemblers, simulators etc.
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free 68HC11 software resources; simulator; assembler; linker, etc.
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MCS51 (8051, 8031) related:
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Site hosting excellent freeware assembler as31.exe, which can assemble XPad-generated assembly code into binary downloadable code-objects.
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A site containing a very good tutorial on the 8051 architecture as well as downloadable code-samples!
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Elaborate self-study guide about the 8051. Also links and sample code.
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We linked to Mike Predko's site from the PICmicro link-section above, but he also did lots of work with 8051 MCUs. More ideas, snippets and an RTOS.
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A site hosting many examples for 8051 MCUs and especially on how to use pheripherals on the the Philips 8051-compatible MCUs.
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Java resources:
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Java Products & APIs (SUN);
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Jini in a nutshell (distributed devices/services);
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aJile: “Embedded Low Power Java Microprocessors”
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EWE is based on Waba. Waba supports a lean and mean subset of Java, targeting smaller platforms. Ewe has Virtual Machines for many 32bit platforms, including Windows, PocketPC, etc. EWE VMs are smaller and faster than JVMs.
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Miscellaneous:
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GenerExe IT Netherlands site.
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"The mission of this Web site is to propagate the understanding of statecharts and active object-based computing model as powerful ways of software design rather than the use of a particular tool".
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tutorial, source-code about how to interface HD44780 based LCD-displays
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another extensive tutorial on HD44780 based LCD interfacing
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Manufacturors of the Galep-4 universal, mobile and low-cost pocket-programmer for microcontroller, memory and GAL-devices!
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Site containing good educational and browsable articles on several microcontroller platforms. Includes detailled descriptions of instruction-sets!
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1Wire iButton devices, datasheets and resources.
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Great source of software, source-code, examples, tools and articles. A must-see before reinventing the wheel again!
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eg3.com is an open resource, linking to all known free and non-commercial resources, publications, repositories of software, and companies in the markets of board-level, dsp, embedded systems & software, soc, realtime, (embedded) mcu/mpu's, and smart (internet-enabling) technologies.
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Very good and up to date archive with technical papers on what is going on in the embedded computing industry!
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| Atmel | Good resource on electronic component manufacturors and background, such as Atmel.
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DeviceTools is a comprehensive, free resources portal for the connected device developers. It includes software tools, silicon, resources and information for engineers building embedded devices.
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