How do I program something this fucking small without java it's impossible. What language do I use?
How do I program something this fucking small without java it's impossible. What language do I use?
Jackson White
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Adam Hill
Mini C
Eli King
just looked it up and I think you can use arudino or python
Gavin Sanchez
assembly, pajeet. what architecture?
Nathaniel Anderson
just do what the entire nation of india does (when not street-shitting) and do it in node
Blake White
Forth
Landon Martin
there is even an 8-bit java VM, you retarded monkey nigger. Educate you'reself.
Bentley Smith
>Without Java
Very easily. Just use C... or C++... or Rust... or really any systems language. In all seriousness, why would you want to use a language dependent on a bloated runtime to run on such a small device?
Arduino is a hardware platform, not a language.
Anthony Phillips
Java can run on a crazy number of crappy devices. Whether it SHOULD run on said devices is another question altogether.
Bentley Martinez
Use ThinkPad, Arch and Haskell advanced pajeets like it.
Samuel Wood
>Arduino is a hardware platform, not a language.
except that it is a language onto itself.
Just because that langauge is a set of C/C++ doesnt mean it is not it's own language.
Jackson Edwards
Oh, you made a little mistake there.
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Gavin Cruz
some manufactures have a dedicated C compiler for their chips. if they don't, then you are left with ASM for that platform.
Carson Johnson
found you an instruction set, pajeet
www.atmel.com/Images/Atmel-2586-AVR-8-bit-Microcontroller-ATtiny25-ATtiny45-ATtiny85_Datasheet-Summary.pdf
Evan Sanders
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William King
what stops someone from using the java language and compiling it directly into machine code instead of java byte code?
Ethan Hughes
t. don't understand how java works
Charles Watson
no you
Easton Howard
I just cant do it on such a tiny computer its not possible. I don't wanna learn c and fortran that shit is too hard
Adrian Robinson
look around and see what's available for it - C, C++, lua, python, asm etc.
Caleb Nguyen
The language used in the Arduino IDE is not a subset or superset of either C or C++. It literally is just C with some extra macros. It is not compiled with a specialized compiler that has to be used for this particular set of the language, it is compiled with avr-gcc. That's right, just regular old GCC, no funny business.
This is not like RobotC, where there are a few changes to the language; this is just straight C.
This is entirely possible, but it defeats the purpose of using Java.
>Fortran
It is highly unlikely that your use case merits the use of Fortran.
>C
Not hard at all. You have structs, unions, functions, pointers, basic data types, basic control flow structures, text substitution macros, and not much else. There's not too much to learn, and the syntax is pretty simple in most areas.