nkd5024
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Nope, not dying just didn't have much to update lately.
My mac finally died last week so I took some time to shop around for a new laptop. I decided to switch over to widows 8 since mac doesn't support a lot of programming IDE's like atmel studio and TIs equivalent. I just got everything up and running on the new computer yesterday and started working on the I2C bugs.
As of now I am using a 3rd pin alongside the I2C pins as a handshake pin that enables the atmega2560 (I2C slave) to tell the master (atmega328) that it had data for the atmega328. Even though 99% of the time both microcontrollers will be reset at the same time and enter a "dataswap" when they turn back on I am looking to make sure if each resets by themselves that they can get the required data before doing anything else and possibly report bad information to the LCD screen.
My mac finally died last week so I took some time to shop around for a new laptop. I decided to switch over to widows 8 since mac doesn't support a lot of programming IDE's like atmel studio and TIs equivalent. I just got everything up and running on the new computer yesterday and started working on the I2C bugs.
As of now I am using a 3rd pin alongside the I2C pins as a handshake pin that enables the atmega2560 (I2C slave) to tell the master (atmega328) that it had data for the atmega328. Even though 99% of the time both microcontrollers will be reset at the same time and enter a "dataswap" when they turn back on I am looking to make sure if each resets by themselves that they can get the required data before doing anything else and possibly report bad information to the LCD screen.