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On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler!

Posted: 05 May 2014 22:55
by srdjan.misic
On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler!

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We’re celebrating 10 years of compiler development with an entire month of special content, discounts,
and full license giveaways.

Exactly 10 years ago on this day, mikroPascal for PIC, our first compiler, made a debut. Typical for a
success story in the tech realm, back then we were a small company working from a shabby apartment.
Today we reminisce about those days while sipping fresh draft beer on a sunny terrace looking at an
expansive lawn surrounding our big HQ building.

A major part of that success we owe to our compilers.

We wanted to provide you with compilers with a well designed programming environment with all the right
tools in all the right places
, and a rich selection of prepared libraries and functions. These things are not
typically found in software tools for Embedded development.

All that so you could focus on your projects in order to create your own “typical” success story, while still
having enough time and energy to pursue all your other passions in life.

Today we have 18 compilers. mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal for PIC, dsPIC, PIC32, 8051, AVR and ARM.
To celebrate a decade of their development, we’ll offer special discounted prices from May 6 to May 31
on all compilers
. Use this once-in-a-decade opportunity to save up to a hundred dollars on your compiler purchases.

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And if you’re lucky, you could win a free license too, by entering our sweepstakes.

Expect more stories about the compilers in the following weeks. It’ll be a celebratory month!

Yours sincerely,
MikroElektronika

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 07 May 2014 04:52
by checker
I filled it out and checked agree to rules then clicked enter now button but nothing happens, did my info get submitted?

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 07 May 2014 06:50
by MaGiK
Hello Checker :D

After submission, the window text in the top gets changed into "Sweet, You're Entered!"
And below that line, it tells you that you have 1 entry, you can increase this number by sharing with your friends.
Did you get this screen?

HTH :D
Best Regards

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 07 May 2014 14:19
by srdjan.misic
checker wrote:I filled it out and checked agree to rules then clicked enter now button but nothing happens, did my info get submitted?
Send me the E-mail address you used in a pm and I'll check if you're registered. But yes, it should have gone according to what MaGiK wrote.

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 07 May 2014 14:28
by Jim Walsh
Congratulations on reaching your 10th anniversary. I wish you continuing success for the future. :)

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 07 May 2014 17:00
by MaGiK
I'd like to congratulate the entire team of MikroElektronika for their amazing success.
Using your software and hardware is a great pleasure.
There's only one thing to add to make this combination even better ... Fanware! I'll place an order soon for that :D

Best wishes for the future :D

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 07 May 2014 17:06
by Paul Akinde
congratulations for the annivesary ....wish you more greater days ahead!

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 07 May 2014 18:30
by Dany
Congratulations! :D :D :D

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 09 May 2014 06:47
by XJet
MikroElektronika is Serbian? I didn't know that. Nice to see a smaller country producing highly competitive IT products.

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 10 May 2014 04:06
by checker
MaGiK wrote:Hello Checker :D

After submission, the window text in the top gets changed into "Sweet, You're Entered!"
And below that line, it tells you that you have 1 entry, you can increase this number by sharing with your friends.
Did you get this screen?

HTH :D
Best Regards

nope, but looks like the sweepstakes is over now anyway so guess I am the only one it did not work for :( oh well, maybe I can try again at the 20 year anniversary.

edit:
I just bought mikroC instead, the deal was too great to pass on.

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 12 May 2014 11:11
by checker
I should have expected this from my current and previous experience with Mikroelektronika, but here it is 2 days later and still no key file in my email.... guess "instant delivery" means 'whenever they get around to it' instead of "Send request and get Key File Instantly" which for some reason I believe that to mean within minutes.

I checked every email folder <--- spam folder as well which should go without saying but... so unless gmail has created a hidden folder to put it in, I did not get it.

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 13 May 2014 14:36
by Megahurts
First: Congratulations to mE.

Second: I also have not seen anything to indicate I was entered into the contest. Tried on 1st day and next, but seen nothing to indicate I was entered. :( :( :cry:
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Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 13 May 2014 18:16
by srdjan.misic
@Checker and @Megahurts: Indeed, something is wrong. What you should get upon clicking Enter is a second screen with the words "Sweet, You're Entered!". I will investigate the matter and return to you as soon as possible.

I apologize for the inconvenience.

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 13 May 2014 23:20
by Megahurts
Maybe to add ctrl+left click to allow window redirect? (FireFox)

(will try now and report back)

Nope. not the fix. page script code only does have void do nothing instruction.

Re: On this day 10 years ago we published our first compiler

Posted: 14 May 2014 09:21
by srdjan.misic
Can you please provide us with your browser and version #, as well as the operating system you are using so we can try to duplicate this issue?