There’s plenty of clock projects that use the open-source Arduino microcontroller platform, but to my knowledge, none of those projects are themselves officially open-source. So as a quick one-day project for 7 in 7, I started creating clock code that anyone can use and extend for their own projects, under the Creative Commons license. So far it’s simply code for tracking weekday and time in a cyclical pattern, along with some buttons to set the clock. There’s plenty of room for creative additions, and that’s just the point. Use the Open-source Arduino Clock code as a base to create something amazing!
Thanks – this looks very useful. I see that WordPress has converted the day counter reset to a smiley, I’m guessing it was 6;
I stand corrected – I see it does still copy and paste correctly, as “eight space closing paren”.
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Glasshopper
Jul 5th, 2009 at 12:37 am
there is an error in the last paragraph due to the way this blog software shows the character..
where it says:
for (int i=0; i & lt numBlinks; i++) {
it should be:
for (int i=0; i<numBlinks; i++) {
that should make it work