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Here is a link to a compiler for the asm/c BX24. http://8bit.at/avr/ This is gcc for AVR's. If your not familiar with gcc, it is distributed under the GNU license for free with the source code. It was originally created for linux and is the linux C compiler. It is very high quality and produces nice small code. This the is a DOS port of it. It has a command-line interface but I recommend using make. (It comes with examples). No, Atmel does Not make a free C compiler. They recommend IAR's _VERY_ expensive C compiler for AVR's. I hope you like it, it is a great piece of software. Elijah

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this will work with the BX? How do I use the functions that come with the BX? How do I get the compiled program to the BX? -----Original Message----- From: Elijah Parker [mailto:] Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 10:24 PM To: Subject: [BasicX] Free C compiler for Atmel AVR's Here is a link to a compiler for the asm/c BX24. http://8bit.at/avr/ <http://8bit.at/avr/> This is gcc for AVR's. If your not familiar with gcc, it is distributed under the GNU license for free with the source code. It was originally created for linux and is the linux C compiler. It is very high quality and produces nice small code. This the is a DOS port of it. It has a command-line interface but I recommend using make. (It comes with examples). No, Atmel does Not make a free C compiler. They recommend IAR's _VERY_ expensive C compiler for AVR's. I hope you like it, it is a great piece of software. Elijah eGroups Sponsor <http://rd.yahoo.com/M=149861.1280212.2876301.2/D=egroupmail/S=1700005378:N/ A=468497/?http://www.debticated.com> Click Here! [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

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--- In , Aaron Sulwer <asulwer@y...> wrote: >> this will work with the BX? No. This compiler is for the core processor, not the BX operation system. It makes programs to go in the chips built 8k flash. It would be for the ASM/C BX24 without the BX operating system. Programming would be done by the board netmedia would provide. Or the STK200 by Atmel. Another thing I should mention is that Atmel has a very nice IDE which I am using with gcc. It has syntax hilighting and project managment! > Here is a link to a compiler for the asm/c BX24. > > http://8bit.at/avr/ <http://8bit.at/avr/> Elijah

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