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I think that the best part of this for me is that they managed to map pins 5-12 to match the screen SPI pins. I suppose that once you have a ground pin, the re
by jerrysievert 8y ago
I think that the best part of this for me is that they managed to map pins 5-12 to match the screen SPI pins. I suppose that once you have a ground pin, the rest can be mapped in software (with the power being a high output), but it's still pretty cool to see.
- pwmarcz 8y agoAuthor here, thanks! What I'm doing in the code is outputting 1 to the VCC pin and 0 to GND, and that seems to be enough: https://github.com/pwmarcz/fpga-chip8/blob/2168aeea3b1cef3ba421f6becf7cfc476275699e/chip8.v#L34 https://github.com/pwmarcz/fpga-chip8/blob/2168aeea3b1cef3ba...
- jerrysievert 8y agoyeah, that definitely makes sense. I'll have to start doing that when I connect screens or sensors: much cleaner, thanks for the inspiration!