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Making Custom Hardware

Name: Anonymous 2008-05-04 1:40

Ok /prog/

I want to build my own hardware for my computer but have no clue where to start.  My design will be simple game controller with 6 buttons (up, down, left, right, A, start).  I would LIKE a usb connection, but a serial port or parallel seems more simple.

I also need to program it.  What would be the best method for making custom drivers?

Are there any good tutorials for making simple hardware like this? (I'm running window XP)

Name: Anonymous 2008-05-07 9:01

>>41

Yes.
I think learning Assembler is as important as learning Compiler.

You see, Compiler allows certain degrees of unanimity, but for true diversity as well as individualism, Assembler allows the more down to earth approach. As you may know, talking to a brick wall may have its benefits, but talking directly to your computer produces sound results. It is this thesis that I lay my claims on, if you aren't willing to eat your cake whilst you have it, why have it at all? For a true feeling of connection to the wires, you need to get on a lower level, some may call this lower level, but I call it Assembler.

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