Bagas31: BasCom-AVR is an integrated program development environment for microcontrollers of the Atmel AVR family in the Basic language. BasCom-AVR allows you to create, edit, compile, debug and upload programs to AVR microcontrollers using a simple and user-friendly interface.
Here are some features and benefits of BasCom-AVR:
- BasCom-AVR supports structured programming in Basic using labels, conditional statements, loops, subroutines and functions. BasCom-AVR also supports local variables, arrays, strings, bit operations and mathematical functions.
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- BasCom-AVR has a built-in text editor with syntax highlighting, autocompletion, bracket highlighting and other useful functions. The editor allows you to quickly and conveniently enter and change program code.
- BasCom-AVR has a built-in compiler that converts Basic code into efficient machine code for AVR microcontrollers. The compiler optimizes the code using various techniques such as removing unnecessary operations, constant folding, function inlining, etc.
- BasCom-AVR has a built-in debugger-simulator that allows you to test programs on AVR microcontrollers without the need to connect a physical device. The debugger simulator shows the state of the registers, memory, I/O ports and timers of the microcontroller. You can also set breakpoints, view the call stack, change variable values, etc.
- BasCom-AVR has a built-in terminal emulator that allows you to exchange data between a computer and a microcontroller via a serial port or USB. The terminal emulator also allows you to load programs onto AVR microcontrollers using various programmers.
- BasCom-AVR has a built-in contextual information and help system, which contains a description of all operators, functions, constants and code examples for BasCom-AVR. The help system also contains information about the characteristics of various models of AVR microcontrollers and their peripheral devices.
- BasCom-AVR has special operators for working with various devices and modules that are often used in microcontroller systems. For example, there are operators for working with LCD displays, I2C chips, 1-Wire chips, Keyboards, IR remote controls, SPI bus, graphic LCD displays, etc.
BasCom-AVR is a commercial development, but there is a free trial version that has a limit on the size of the compiled code – no more than 4 kilobytes. This is suitable for microcontrollers with a small amount of memory, such as the ATmega48. BasCom-AVR supports all Windows operating systems and is regularly updated by developers. BasCom-AVR is a convenient and powerful tool for developing programs for AVR microcontrollers in the Basic language.
