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Today's 8/16 bit microcontrollers are at least as powerful as
their "grandfathers" from the beginning of microcomputers (but much
smaller :-). Almost every home computer of that early days was shipped with a
basic programming language - often called TINY-BASIC.
Why TinyBasic today...
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It's very easy to learn, even for beginners...
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It's powerful enought to write real world applications...
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It's equipped with many useful statements and
functions...
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It simply makes fun!
TinyBasic features...
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Char, byte, word, int, long, float...
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One dimensional arrays and strings...
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32 bit integer and floating point maths...
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Numeric functions, e.g. min(), max(), round(), ...
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Trigonometric functions, e.g. sin(), cos(), tan(), ...
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Use of flash memory for data storage and read back...
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Full graphic display capabilities, e.g. lines, circles,
pictures, ...
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Direct hardware access, e.g. Pins, ADC, PWM, UART, I²C,
SPI, ...
All You need, is...
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A TinyBrick module...
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A TinyBoard, were it is mounted on...
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A download cable from a PC to the board...
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and the free TinyEditor from the download section.
Your advantages...
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True single chip solution...
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Fast and easy application development...
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Free online help and development support via eMail...
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Free online software updates - even for the basic
itself!
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