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I'm uploading my first C software so people can start experimenting with writing their own functions. So far I've only implemented writing the first 16 bits of the SRAM, that can be easily improved. There's a delay function, an area for processing inputs to scale values, a switch case function for determining which audio program to use in the interrupt and other goodies including serial communication protocols which aid debugging to no end.

There's an AVR Studio with AVR-GCC project file here:
AVRStudio_MICrODEC_09172010.zip (76.0 KiB)
AVR Studio project - zip file

and an X-Code with AVR Crosspack project file here:
Xcode_MICrODEC_C_09172010.zip (195.4 KiB)
X-Code Project with AVR Crosspack - zip file

psyched to say that tomorrow I will upload code that allows you to write audio functions with nice clear syntax like this:

void updownsweepPot18b(void)
{    
	updateAudioInAudioOut();  //most efficient packing
	
	if (direction == 1)
	{
		decreaseReadOffsetBy(2); 

		if(atTopOfBuffer())	
		{
			readOffsetLSB = 0x04;
			direction = 0;	
		}
	}
	else
	{
 		increaseReadOffsetBy(4);

		if(atBottomOfBuffer()) //tests for exceeding Buffer Size
		{
			decreaseReadOffsetBy(2);
			direction = 1;
		}
	}
	
	calculateReadAddressFromOffset();
	
	if (ADCValueChanged )
	{
		calculateBufferSizeFromADC();
		ADCValueChanged = 0x00;	
	}

	//*****************
	// mod2 check here
	//*****************
	mod2Check();
	
}