"Richard" <richard@imagecraft.com> wrote in message
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> Bob wrote:
>> Does anyone know of any third party development tools for the Atmel
>> AVR32 family besides IAR? We just got in some EVK1100 development
>> boards bundled with Atmel's AVR32 Studio and a crippled version of IAR
>> Embedded Workbench. The Atmel suite seems pretty hideous and non-
>> intuitive, and the IAR single seat license is 4000 bucks! Is there
>> anything else out there?
>
> We will be releasing an AVR32 toolset toward the end of the year,
> initially targetting the UC32 chips. We will use the AVR Studio32 as the
> main IDE (Eclipse based plugin), and our simple to use IDE for people who
> like, well, something simple to use.
>
> As we are the leader in AVR C compiler sales, doing an AVR32 compiler is a
> no brainer...
Much as I like you, my dear man, I see no connection between doing well with
AVR and doing well with AVR32. AVR32 is, to all intents and purposes, an
ARM in drag--it wears the same stockings, it even has the same style of
register shadowing as an ARM. AVR and AVR32 are worlds apart, as I'm sure
you know and, to my mind the only commonality are those three letters.
-- Paul.
Reply by Richard●September 4, 20072007-09-04
Bob wrote:
> Does anyone know of any third party development tools for the Atmel
> AVR32 family besides IAR? We just got in some EVK1100 development
> boards bundled with Atmel's AVR32 Studio and a crippled version of IAR
> Embedded Workbench. The Atmel suite seems pretty hideous and non-
> intuitive, and the IAR single seat license is 4000 bucks! Is there
> anything else out there?
>
We will be releasing an AVR32 toolset toward the end of the year,
initially targetting the UC32 chips. We will use the AVR Studio32 as the
main IDE (Eclipse based plugin), and our simple to use IDE for people
who like, well, something simple to use.
As we are the leader in AVR C compiler sales, doing an AVR32 compiler is
a no brainer...
// richard
http://www.imagecraft.com
Reply by Bob●August 24, 20072007-08-24
On Aug 23, 1:36 pm, "FreeRTOS.org" <noem...@address.com> wrote:
Sorry - I some how missed the middle of your post. You know about these
already :o(
--
Regards,
Richard.
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Reply by FreeRTOS.org●August 23, 20072007-08-23
"Bob" <StephensDigital@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone know of any third party development tools for the Atmel
> AVR32 family besides IAR? We just got in some EVK1100 development
> boards bundled with Atmel's AVR32 Studio and a crippled version of IAR
> Embedded Workbench. The Atmel suite seems pretty hideous and non-
> intuitive, and the IAR single seat license is 4000 bucks! Is there
> anything else out there?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Bob
Does anyone know of any third party development tools for the Atmel
AVR32 family besides IAR? We just got in some EVK1100 development
boards bundled with Atmel's AVR32 Studio and a crippled version of IAR
Embedded Workbench. The Atmel suite seems pretty hideous and non-
intuitive, and the IAR single seat license is 4000 bucks! Is there
anything else out there?
Thanks,
Bob