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24 February 2008

say good ones to yourself

Filed under: general - Administrator @ 11:45 am

Within rest time, I look around at several friendster profiles. Just to know what’s up to my friends. I catch up some fact. I categorize how people describe him/herself into three: say good points, say bad points, and up to you lah (or know me first, and you will know by yourself).

No need to say which is better, it’s just my opinion.

I think that what we say something about ourself, manner, it will be beared in mind that we have that manner, although before we doubt about having that manner. Base this statement, so if we say bad point about ourself, our mind ‘automatically’ setting up that manner inside our brain, and ‘little-by-little’ become truly our manner. Or at least, it will be a justification to ourself to do something bad. For instance, we say that "I’m a lazzy", in the later if we doing nothing (lazzy) we will feel ‘comfort’ with this condition, because out brain has set it up, and just say to other, "don’t force me, I’m lazzy, you should understand it!".

It valid for good poin as well.

So, why said something bad, just say what your strength, [and keep in mind what your weakness to be evaluated in later whether we overcome it already). Say "I’m brave", and you’ll be brave.

But be carefull, it’s slightly similar to bigheaded at a glance. Handle it properly.

-Social engineering section

15 February 2008

SDCC, Free C Compiler for MCU

Filed under: microcontroller, tips & tricks - Administrator @ 3:00 pm

SDCC, Small Device C Compiler, is a free C compiler for small device, i.e. microcontroller. Writed firstly by Sandeep Dutta. SDCC is a retargettable, optimizing ANSI - C compiler that targets the Intel 8051, Maxim 80DS390, Zilog Z80 and the Motorola 68HC08 based MCUs. Work is in progress on supporting the Microchip PIC16 and PIC18 series. SDCC is Free Open Source Software, distributed under GNU General Public License (GPL).

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Basic of Microcontroller (part 1)

Filed under: microcontroller, tutorial - Administrator @ 2:49 pm

Microcontroller (or MCU, microcontroller unit), is a computer-on-a-chip [1]. A system could be called a computer if it has at least processor, memory, and input/output (I/O) device; lack one of the three, it never be a computer. Lack of processor, it can not do any logical or arithmetic in order to process the information. Lack of memory, so where the program would take a place. Lack of I/O device, it can’t interact with "outside world", and will be useless, can’t take any advantages from it.

… [will be updated later]

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