??? 02/24/10 01:04 Modified: 02/24/10 01:07 Read: times Msg Score: +1 +1 Informative |
#173499 - did you play with it? Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I did!
I managed to get a "blinky" working. My aim, as you might have guessed from this thread was to get a USB host working. I wrote a test app, but found that the board needed a firmware update for it. That meant soldering some headers onto the board & making up a cable - but then I ran out of time! To be continued... Jan Waclawek said:
Any impressions? It does pretty much what it says on the tin. If all you want to do is flash a LED, I see no advantage over a "traditional" devkit, compiler, etc. The advantage, I think, would come with doing more "complicated" stuff like the USB Host, file systems, networking, etc... An unexpected benefit was that the start that it gave me in C# helped me recently write a demo HTTP server (on a PC) for a paying job... :-) Edit: Note that the "Fez" board that you mentioned is the more recent successor to the USBizi that I actually have. |
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