In the last blog-post I discussed developing retro-apps for Windows that can be run under OS/2 using the WLO toolset from Microsoft. But what about native coding under OS/2 directly? Since 2003 I’m coding software for lot of different target-systems, like microcontrollers (started with Atmel Studio 4 and the Atmel AT90S2313), personal computers (Borland Delphi…
Retrocomputing with real hardware is a very nice way to understand how modern computers have learned to run and talk. I developed some GUI for OS/2 Warp 3.0 and Windows 3.11 to control some of my microcontroller-projects. Windows 3.x and the Win16-API To develop a GUI for a modern computer, you can make use of…
In this episode I take you with me creating an audio mixing console based on the Arduino Vidor 4000 FPGA board. The final device has five EQs, a noise gate, an audio compressor and up to 22 channels with a total latency of 20.8 microseconds at 48kHz. Sourcecode and more: https://www.github.com/xn--nding-jua/Audioplayer Soft- and Hardware for…
