Welcome to the Jalv2 & Jallib website!

JAL (Just Another Language, version 2) is an open source programming language built for programming PIC microcontrollers. If electronics is your thing, JAL is for you!

Check out our Tutorial Book for PIC microcontroller how-to's. With the use of our tutorials, you will learn to control the following:

Jallib is a set of open source JALv2 libraries to make things work. Here is a list of some of the library files included in the jallib package:

We are looking for more libs, so please share and contribute!
 

We'd like to introduce a new project named Jaluino. Jaluino is aimed to provide Arduino-like boards, PIC based and powered by jalv2 and jallib. Jaluino is thus a prototyping board on top of which you can plug several daughter boards ("shields"), the idea being to easily share hardware designs.

For now, we provide Jaluino Medium, a PIC 18F4550 based board. PCB, schematics, documentation, bootloaders, jaluino & jallib libraries, jalv2 compiler and samples can be downloaded from:

   http://code.google.com/p/jaluino/downloads/list

Jaluino is a project aimed to provide Arduino-like boards (some may even say a clone on certain points), based on modern PICs (18 serie), and powered by jalv2 and jallib.

This section is dedicated to Jaluino.  You'll find here everything related to this project, like schematics, PCB, tutorials, etc...

Stay tuned !

Jaluino Medium v1.3

JAL is a high-level language for a PIC microcontroller. It lets you write and program PIC micros easily. It is open source and free. You have a free compiler, IDE , simulator  and fullfledged libraries available for JAL. The curent version of JAL supports the PIC 10,12 and 16 series PICS.

The difference of JAL and assembly is given below.

In JAL

Last time, I built Jaluino v1.0, the very first version of Jaluino. Jaluino is an Arduino-like board (some even say a clone), based on a Microchip PIC 18F4550, and powered by jalv2 and jallib. This first version was very encouraging, but several points had to be improved. Quite a lot of has been discussed, now has come the next version: Jaluino v1.1

Big time.

Thanks to Richard's last contribution, we now have a nice schematics for the first version of Jaluino board, and very clean and easy to build PCB.

Jaluino is aimed to be a clone of Arduino, but PIC-based, and powered by jalv2 & jallib. The purpose is to share a common hardware configuration, on top of which one can add different features and capabilities, thanks to shields (daughter boards). Ala Arduino...

The orignal jal (Also named Jal 0.4x) was built by Wouter van Ooijen. See his jal website at http://www.voti.nl/jal/

Jalv2 is a complete re-rewrite of the orignal jal. It can be found at http://www.casadeyork.com/jalv2/