| ??? 03/21/07 03:02 Read: times |
#135466 - I suggest Imagecraft C compiler Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hello Erik,
Does anyone know of a compiler for the AVR that a) is without known bugs for the assemble, compile and link - I do not give a hoot about the rest. b) where the maker respond fast to bug reports c) is commandline operable e) you are NOT supposed to fix bugs yourself From a lot of searching on the the net, I have read that the IAR C compiler for the AVR's are the best, but I tried downloading their demo versions, and they seem to have a lot of problems with their copy protection schemes, and I could not make it work, here is the link: http://www.iar.com Keep far away from AVR-GCC(WinAVR), this is my personal opinion even though they are supposed to be the next best(according to the internet),they are very non-standard for emebeded C probably they are strictly following ANSI C.(too strict I suppose) Codevision AVR, http://www.hpinfotech.ro/ will help you to quickly find various register setting bits with their application builder. Imagecraft C complier for AVR, http://www.imagecraft.com will help to port to your Keil code quickly, and from what I read from the internet, they have the best support. Both Codevison AVR and Imagecraft have excellent value for money. Except IAR I have worked with the rest for several days and my suggestion will be, start with Imagecraft C compiler, I think this is the best for your present situation. If you need to compress the code further, then you can purchase the much more expensive IAR compiler. d) fit the AVR emulation thingies AVR JTAGICE mkII? Dowload the AVR studio from here: http://www.atmel.com/dyn/produ...ol_id=2725 This is really cool. For additional help on the AVR's this site is supposed to be the best: http://www.avrfreaks.net/ Regards, John. |
