@MicrochipMakes It's great that you're writing about this! Small update: this FreeBSD port was officially included in the AVRPascal IDE 3.5 release. It was a lot of work, especially with the installer. I think I finally got it working! All feedback is still most welcome. 🙂
No .prj files in AVRPascal IDE. Your code IS the project – controller selected via directives.
Full explanation with examples: https://t.co/qpcpH5Qij7
#AVRPascal#embedded#Pascal
New AVRPascal IDE 3.4 is available! Now including improved support for floating-point (IEE-754) and fixed-point (Q16.16) numbers.
Get the free IDE & UnoLib (Pascal for Arduino) here: https://t.co/DEOa5XlJSy
#AVRPascal#Arduino#FPC#Embedded#Microcontroller#AVR
UnoLib 1.2 is released!
We've made getting started easy with a new "How to Start" guide (AVRPascal IDE/manual setup). Also packed with updated docs with diagrams and standard operators for TFloat32.
Download & enjoy!
https://t.co/Kby5zvlV4J
#UnoLib#Arduino#AVRPascal#Pascal
AVRPascal i multiplatform. It can run on 64-bit machines with Windows, Linux (based on Debian), or macOS. On the AVRPascal webpage, you can find installers for these operating systems.
#AVRPascal#FPC#Arduino
It is the year 1978, the Polish company Unitra CEMI makes its own microprocessors based on the production of its own silicon single crystals using the Czochralski method produced on machines built by itself. On this fragment of the film produced by great cameramen and editors you will see two devices manufactured by Unitra CEMI. Automatic wire bonder P536 and automatic tester of transistors and diodes M131A with automatic sorter. The Interlude with music is the MiG 21. For me, the sight of Polish inscriptions on control panels and nameplates in Polish on machines of this type is the reason why I have tears in my eyes. Beautiful film and beautiful devices from the time when we had a developed industry in Poland. Politics has fucked up everything.
Andrzej Karwowski's AVRPascal project is a Pascal code editor designed for programming AVR® MCUs, leveraging the Free Pascal compiler and AVRdude to transfer compiled code. The latest version, 3.3, even includes a serial port monitor for Arduino boards. https://t.co/kWqup5MOhl
UnoLib 1.0 has been released. It contains a set of routines translated into Pascal from the Arduino sources and dedicated to the Arduino Uno. The source code is available at
https://t.co/Kby5zvlV4J
https://t.co/OJRPIsP2qn
AVRPascal 3.2 has been released. New features include a new file dialog with document template selection and a Serial Port Monitor. Binaries are available on https://t.co/IZL5DB355Q.