game_of_live_prev[] and game_of_life_next[] should be int arrays .
I'm going to take a look at the program. I'm sure I made int arrays ...
EDIT:
Oh my god... I did it, byte arrays... awesome...
2 weeks trying to figure out a ******* bug in the ReceiveGame macro and that was the problem...
I think I programmed all possible ways to convert ascii to hex...
I just can't believe what I'm seeing... How stupid of me !!
This is just wrong...
Converting ASCII to Hex
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Re: Converting ASCII to Hex
Happens to me all the time... Not the kind of thing you do twice though!
Good luck with your program, cellular automations are always really nice when theyre done.
Good luck with your program, cellular automations are always really nice when theyre done.
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Re: Converting ASCII to Hex
It is done !
That was the only problem I had.
I'll see if I can make a short video.
I have 2 hardware issues, one of them is corrected with the software, the other one is a low LED intensity.
I tried changing the 500Ohm resistors to 220 Ohm but this didn't change a lot. This is also a hardware problem as the current for a row LEDs is coming from one output of a buffer instead of going into the pin.
This buffer can only output 160mA.
The LEDs are turned on by sending '0'. This should have been different, but it is working so it's not really important.
Thanks Martin, Jonny
That was the only problem I had.
I'll see if I can make a short video.
I have 2 hardware issues, one of them is corrected with the software, the other one is a low LED intensity.
I tried changing the 500Ohm resistors to 220 Ohm but this didn't change a lot. This is also a hardware problem as the current for a row LEDs is coming from one output of a buffer instead of going into the pin.
This buffer can only output 160mA.
The LEDs are turned on by sending '0'. This should have been different, but it is working so it's not really important.
Thanks Martin, Jonny
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