Other B4R (Arduino) v1.00 has been released!

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inakigarm

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• May 18, 2016

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Thanks for this (another) great product !

 

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Jaames

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• May 18, 2016

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Amazing, Thanks !

 

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rwblinn

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• May 18, 2016

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Thanks a Lot and great to see the integrated B4X development toolset growing - think this is unique.

 

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rbghongade

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• May 18, 2016

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Erel , the genius, does it again!

 

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Beja

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• May 18, 2016

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Congratulations Erel,
This is indeed a great achievement and a new milestone in the history of B4X.

Thanks

 

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Martin Larsen

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• May 18, 2016

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How big is the footprint of B4R on the Arduino? Ie. what is the size of a bare-minimum program?

 

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Erel

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• May 18, 2016

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The size of a very simple program is 6500 bytes:

B4X:

Sub Process_Globals
   Public Serial1 As Serial
End Sub

Private Sub AppStart
   Serial1.Initialize(115200)
   Log("AppStart")
End Sub

It is important to understand that this includes most of the B4R thin layer. It means that it will not increase much as your program grow.

In most cases the size of the external Arduino libraries will be much larger than your code or the B4R libraries code.

The performance of B4R programs is similar to the performance of programs written in C (in many cases it will be better as B4R programs make it simple to use timers and other nice scheduling features: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/65989/#content).

 

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Martin Larsen

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• May 18, 2016

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Thanks! I am aware of the fact that the program size remains pretty much the same as the program grows, was just curious.

 

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manhof

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• May 18, 2016

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Great! Thanks!

 

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valentino s

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• May 18, 2016

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So, Erel, I habe to 1) thank you once mor 2) buy an Arduino (for italians Genuino).

Can you specify which version of arduino works with your tool ? And possibly the more flexible to start with.

Ps: you have to talk with Banzi absolutly

 

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Javier Lovay

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• May 18, 2016

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Many many many thanks, Erel. You are the best of the best. B4R is what I was expecting. Thank you!!!

 

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somed3v3loper

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• May 18, 2016

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The only bad thing is that Opera browser does not render page correctly .

 

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Cadenzo

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• May 18, 2016

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I really like your ideas, Erel! To bring it also to arduino is great!

 

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Robert Gately

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• May 19, 2016

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What a pleasant surprise. Thank you!!!

 

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Erel

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• May 19, 2016

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somed3v3loper said:

The only bad thing is that Opera browser does not render page correctly .

Click to expand...

Press on Ctrl + F5. It will reload the CSS file and fix this issue.

 

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Erel

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• May 19, 2016

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valentino s said:

Can you specify which version of arduino works with your tool ? And possibly the more flexible to start with.

Click to expand...

It works with all standard Arduino boards. I recommend you to start with Arduino Uno as it is the most popular one.

 

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somed3v3loper

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• May 19, 2016

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Erel said:

Press on Ctrl + F5. It will reload the CSS file and fix this issue.

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It was fixed without me doing anything Thanks .

 

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