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miji88
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 Posted: Tue May 10, 2011 1:36 pm |
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ya i mean #use delay ().. so now i'm using crystal 4Mhz.. so the it should be #use delay (4000000).. is it right??
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| Posted: Tue May 10, 2011 1:41 pm |
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| Yes, that's what I said. |
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miji88
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| Posted: Tue May 10, 2011 1:46 pm |
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thanx alot pcm.. you help me alot..
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bkamen
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| Posted: Thu May 12, 2011 9:51 pm |
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| rnielsen wrote: | This project needs to be done in two weeks??? That's unfortunate. That's absolutely no time to LEARN anything. That's like trying to take a gallon of water and drinking it in one big GULP instead of one swallow at a time. Keep it as simple as possible. Cutting/pasting from somebody else's code will only cause you grief and confusion. Start simple with ONE task. Once you have that task working, add another. Build on to that until you have what you want finished. Keep it simple and try to learn!
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I worked for a top10 US engineering university and interfaced with Engineering students in the Senior Design project class regularly.
This phenomenon is predictable and regular. They wait until the last minute (so to speak) to get their senior projects done and rush and typically crash then burn.
Unfortunately, it's given me somewhat of a bias against helping out because then they don't (haven't/won't) learn the most important lesson in their engineering career yet: (In the immortal words of Robert Oakes Jordan)
"Do your (censored) homework!"
and
"I'm not your mother, go over there and look it up!"
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miji88
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| Posted: Sun May 15, 2011 6:31 am |
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| bkamen wrote: | | rnielsen wrote: | This project needs to be done in two weeks??? That's unfortunate. That's absolutely no time to LEARN anything. That's like trying to take a gallon of water and drinking it in one big GULP instead of one swallow at a time. Keep it as simple as possible. Cutting/pasting from somebody else's code will only cause you grief and confusion. Start simple with ONE task. Once you have that task working, add another. Build on to that until you have what you want finished. Keep it simple and try to learn!
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I worked for a top10 US engineering university and interfaced with Engineering students in the Senior Design project class regularly.
This phenomenon is predictable and regular. They wait until the last minute (so to speak) to get their senior projects done and rush and typically crash then burn.
Unfortunately, it's given me somewhat of a bias against helping out because then they don't (haven't/won't) learn the most important lesson in their engineering career yet: (In the immortal words of Robert Oakes Jordan)
"Do your (censored) homework!"
and
"I'm not your mother, go over there and look it up!"
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thanx dude for comment.. btw, i have done my project succesfully and my lecturer like it.. and i'm enjoy when during this project becouse programing is so fun for me and i like it.. and i'm feeling like to learn more in the programming bcoz juz now i feel like everything need programming... and also thanx alot to people who help me especially PCM Programming and Necati bcoz helping me so much.. thank alot..
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