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EPIC USB EPICenter ver.50
EPL Code:
Posted
9/12/2002
After many requests, here is my full EPL code, using EPICenter ver.50,
with EEPROM checksum 0xCFDF.
The
8XRC Octal Rotary Encoder Interface
Posted
8/22/2002
After months of development, we're very happy to announce the 8X-RC is
available to the public! With this new card for your sim, you can add
up to 8 mechanical or Optical rotary encoders to your sim setup. Just
as flexible as the original QRC, this card adds even more flexibility
to your oversim sim experience.
Click on the links above to find out more...
Looking
for Work?
Posted
8/21/2002
Looking for a project, something to do or just plain bored? Looking
for an experience that pays in job satisfaction and experience? Read on!
We are currently looking to fill 3 positions:
Windows
Server Admin/Developer
Must
be a self-starter, able to pick up the ball at a moment's notice and
a demonstrated teamplayer with preferably the following skillsets:
- C/C++/C#/ASP/XML
Programmer
- Server
Manager/Admin, able to install, maintain services
- Network
Specialist, (TCP/UDP Protocols)
- DirectX/OpenGL/GDI/GDI+
Middle-Level
Developer (2 Slots)
Same
skills as listed above, but with a tighter focus. Needs to be flexible
as these positions will bounce between Client & Server projects
as required
SQL
Server Developer/DBA
Should
be familiar with high-speed, multi-threaded applications, Knowledge
Expert on T/SQL, Stored Procedures, performance tuning, DRI, Indexing,
normalization,
ODBC/SQL-DMO/ADO/JDBC.
Please
Note: These are not paid positions yet (But WILL be!). We are looking
for quality individuals who can devote 2-3 hours a night, 3-4 days a week.
We are building an incredible product and the time to get in is now.
Interested parties only, please email
raysot@attbi.com with your resume and a brief description of your
skillset.
Ray
Sotkiewicz
New
Facelifts
Posted
7/31/2002
Even
as we write this, it's difficult to believe that we're getting geared
up for the Fall/Winter season, when everyone hunkers down for some serious
simming. Beta testing the EPIC USB is going well. After all of this, I
hope we at least get a t-shirt!
Look for upcoming posts about the new look of EPL code, more site revisions,
and more products that will surely be a welcome addition to any hardcore
simmer.
Blue Skies for now!
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EPIC
USB SNEAK PEEK
Posted 1/24/2002
Here's the latest version of some EPL code I've been working on for the
EPIC USB. It looks a lot different. If you are familiar with the C
programming language, you should see many things familiar.
Here's some of the things you can expect:
1. All EPL Code is case-sensitive now
2. Variables can now be set with an upper and lower limit. They can also
be made to wrap around or stop at the limits.
3. The over syntax and constructs are much simpler to use
4. Working with displays is infinitely simpler. e.g.: Display(Com1_Active,
Mod, Row, "999.99")
5. Display lead-zero blanking depending on how display is defined
6. Decimal points are now incredibly simple. (See #4)
7. 'Devices' can be defined, which include connectors, displays, rotaries
and buttons
8. Buttons are much easier to define and work with.
Overall,
EPIC USB syntax just 'feels' more like a programming language, thanks
to the efforts of the Developers and numerous Beta testers.
For a preview of the new code, click
here.
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