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Bazza
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Hi all...
Hmmmm, ideas-ville........ >:)
Has anyone tried accessing Arduino through WINE?
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Fat_Tuesday
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Dutch_Master
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Why would I need Wine? The whole Arduino platform is Open Source! That includes the API, PCB designs, everything...  |
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Bazza
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Hi Dutch_Master...
> Why would I need Wine?
How about fun, and doing something completely different! :o)
Already got the USB version working on WinUAE and using
STANDARD Python 1.4 and greater under Workbench 3.x
and above. [It also works on my boggo A1200 too!]
Now that was REAL fun and I now have a multi analogue
and digital I/O for WinUAE... :o)
So I thought I might have a go using WINE and Python on
my PCLinuxOS machine...
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