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Re: AID: [OT] PIC OSC Client

From: Ian Smith-Heisters   heisters0x09.com
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2004 16:12:33 -0700

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GPL of course! That's great to hear that UDP is the standard, it removes 
a lot of variables. We're looking to use ethernet as the transport for 
UDP, with the hope that it'll also make it easy to add a WiFi 
Transceiver to make the gizmo wireless :) I'll post to this and other 
lists that might be interested when I have something to show for the effort.

Cheers,
Ian

B. Bogart wrote:

>Hey Ian,
>
>I've only even known OSC to work with UDP. I know in theory it works via
>other protocols but I think UDP is the standard. (in PDs implimentation
>for example).
>
>I don't think we've spent a lot of effort on this for AID yet. It has been
>in the plans though!! Are you planning on releasing your work under the
>GPL? What medium are you transporting UDP over? (ethernet?)
>
>Good luck!
>
>Ben
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>>Please forgive me if this is not the right forum for this question, but
>>I've been following AID for some time, and believe that it may be one of
>>very few projects that has looked at implementing OSC on the Microchip
>>PIC, citing mention of such a project at
>>http://www.interaccess.org/aid/list/msg00502.html
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>>I'm currently preparing to implement a very simple OSC client for the
>>PIC18F452, and I am wondering if some of you might have some advice. My
>>current plan is to transport the OSC packets via UDP, as this will be
>>much simpler than TCP/IP. I'm not up on the particulars of the UDP or
>>TCP/IP implementation, as my colleague is handling that side of things.
>>Would OSC work with UDP? At this point, my only goal is for the PIC to
>>be able to send information regarding the states of various input pins,
>>so I don't need the PIC to be able to receive instructions, though this
>>project would serve as a basis for such in the future. Is there any work
>>that has been done in this vein that you could point me towards? I'm
>>going into this a bit blind, and would appreciate any tips or pointers
>>about the road ahead.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Ian Smith-Heisters
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