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04-06-2015, 05:54 AM #5
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Good question. Learning the little quirks of Propeller C (even using Prop GCC) is more difficult for a C programmer than learning SPIN. This is due to the way that code is isolated on the Propeller.
Also the easily availability of SPIN to SPIN bytcode compilers for the Propeller. I do not want to write a tutorial on how to setup one of the various C compilers for the Propeller.
Though I will be including the binaries and instructions for uploading them to the Propeller board, for the non-programmers. The binaries will be from the assembly version, not the SPIN version (Spin is fast enough to do the job, though it is still a byte code interpreted language that only runs at around 0.5 million spin operations per second).
I have thought about a possible future rewrite in C, though the first two versions will be in Propeller Assembly (PASM), and SPIN.
I have also thought about doing a version in PropBASIC, a BASIC like language since many are familiar with BASIC.
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