Jean-Claude Wippler’s Logbook #

Computing stuff tied to the physical world.¹

I’ve been fascinated with computers for over half a century. Everything from Fortran IV on an IBM 1130 to C++17 on today’s ARM Cortex microcontrollers (µCs). This interest then grew to include scripting languages, Wireless Sensor Networks, ultra low-power computing, Field Programmable Gate Arrays, Software Defined Radios, dataflow computing, and more.

In short: far too many topics to dive into, but that hasn’t kept me from doing so anyway …

These are the main project areas on this site² (but most are vapourware for now):

JeeH is a Hardware Abstraction Layer and multitasker library for STM’s 32-bit ARM Cortex µCs. This code is used by the other projects on this site.

Bento explores signal processing and various electronics experiments with µCs.
Flow aims to be a dataflow engine for µCs with a browser-based visual front end.
Monty is a lightweight Python virtual machine for use on embedded µCs.
Retro is about retrocomputing, simulating older micro-/mini-computers … on a µC or FPGA.

And lastly, Musings is for notes and ponderings which don’t fit anywhere else.

Enjoy!
-jcw