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− | yaosm is an open-source PIC based modchip that supports a wide range of [http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=74 PIC] chips including (but not limited to) the 12f629, 12f635, 12f675 and 12f683. | + | yaosm (Yet-another-open-source-modchip), is an open-source PIC based modchip that supports a wide range of [http://www.microchip.com/stellent/idcplg?IdcService=SS_GET_PAGE&nodeId=74 PIC] chips including (but not limited to) the 12f629, 12f635, 12f675 and 12f683. |
It supports all the features that the commercial modchips have except for the gamecube audiostreaming fix. The code is written in [http://gcbasic.sf.net Great Cow basic] and the code is optimized for speed, size and stability. The chip keeps it's configuration in the eeprom part of the chip and it can be altered with the configuration disc. It's the only Open Source chip so far that has released the source for the configuration disc. | It supports all the features that the commercial modchips have except for the gamecube audiostreaming fix. The code is written in [http://gcbasic.sf.net Great Cow basic] and the code is optimized for speed, size and stability. The chip keeps it's configuration in the eeprom part of the chip and it can be altered with the configuration disc. It's the only Open Source chip so far that has released the source for the configuration disc. |
Revision as of 22:01, 18 July 2007
yaosm Info
yaosm (Yet-another-open-source-modchip), is an open-source PIC based modchip that supports a wide range of PIC chips including (but not limited to) the 12f629, 12f635, 12f675 and 12f683.
It supports all the features that the commercial modchips have except for the gamecube audiostreaming fix. The code is written in Great Cow basic and the code is optimized for speed, size and stability. The chip keeps it's configuration in the eeprom part of the chip and it can be altered with the configuration disc. It's the only Open Source chip so far that has released the source for the configuration disc.