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Title: GUI Windows Bootloader Available with code. Post by: jcddcjjcd on October 28, 2015, 02:16:35 02:16 I recently wanted to test out the dsPIC33FFJ128MC802 and when I started to like it I also wrote a Windows Bootloader to compliment what I was doing. It is written in C#.
I have posted it at http://www.microchip.com/forums/m893364.aspx (http://www.microchip.com/forums/m893364.aspx) The details are all there and the C# Project as well as a slightly modified target side bootloader and a Breadboard demo project that I used to verify everything as well as try a couple of things on the dsPIC33F. Regards, John. Title: Re: GUI Windows Bootloader Available with code. Post by: Ichan on October 28, 2015, 02:53:20 14:53 Which microchip bootloader that you refer to?
-ichan Title: Re: GUI Windows Bootloader Available with code. Post by: jcddcjjcd on October 28, 2015, 09:00:28 21:00 Ichan.
The Bootloader is for XC16 bootloaders on dsPIC33F devices. I have writen it to support the dsPIC33FJ128MC802 but writen the C# code to make it easy for C# coders to add devices or Families. I made it so that it uses the Microchip supplied bootloader on the target side. This makes it easy to implement and test. If you go to the link I supplies you will see a fuller description. Regards, John. Title: Re: GUI Windows Bootloader Available with code. Post by: Ichan on November 02, 2015, 06:54:20 18:54 Download it and check it briefly, it is serial bootloader - i prefer usb, but still good work and thanks.
Anyway what version of Visual Studio it is? Mine can not open it (still 2010). -ichan Title: Re: GUI Windows Bootloader Available with code. Post by: jcddcjjcd on November 03, 2015, 03:03:14 03:03 I am using the now free Visual Studio 2015 Comunity Edition.
Regards, John. Title: Re: GUI Windows Bootloader Available with code. Post by: charlie23 on November 25, 2015, 01:14:46 13:14 Download it and check it briefly, it is serial bootloader - i prefer usb, but still good work and thanks. Anyway what version of Visual Studio it is? Mine can not open it (still 2010). -ichan I developed in .net years ago and I remembered when Visual Studio 2010 came out I tried it but I didn't like it so I downgraded to the 2008 edition but some of my projects weren't compatible so changing some value (I don't remember what was that I left VS in 2012, but I think it was some that is named ToolVersion or something like it ) in the .csproj file made it to work on 2008 without problems. |