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mikroElektronika ARM compilers: Development Update

New blog with hot new information regarding supported microcontrollers:
1. mikroC PRO for ARM blog
2. mikroBasic PRO for ARM blog
3. mikroPascal PRO for ARM blog

Will it have virtual console services and semi-hosting support?

Will mikroC for ARM support NXP (LPC series)?

maytere wrote:Will mikroC for ARM support NXP (LPC series)?

To be competitive, it would have to support Cortex-M0/3/4 devices from Atmel, Energy Micro, FreeScale, NXP, ST, TI/Stellaris and Toshiba.

ST, NXP and TI are the big shots in ARM business and must have in any compiler, any other supported company is welcome. I eagerly await to see how the debugger part of the new compilers will unfold. Will mE support third party debuggers or not and will their debugger support exotics like data and instruction trace.

For me, the benchmark is Rowley Crossworks for ARM, which does everything (and more) that has been asked here. The personal edition is about half the price ($150) of mikroC.

ARM compilers: Library development nearly finished. Examples being written

Our software developers posted a new blog related to ARM development. Check it out:
1. mikroC PRO for ARM blog
2. mikroBasic PRO for ARM blog
3. mikroPascal PRO for ARM blog