Maybe it's time for a ComplexIDE, the SimpleIDE could be used by the beginners, and the ComplexIDE could be used by the more experienced people without the hassle of the default "simple project manager" getting in the way. Then we could have a ComplexIDE forum for attracting more experienced users.
Ray
I thought the same thing. That thought is what brought me to CMake and a real IDE like Eclipse or JetBrain's new CLion. I'm desperately working on fixing Windows compatibility (I can email when it's fixed if you'd like) but if you're willing to give it a shot on Linux, PropWare will take care of your ComplexIDE requests. Your existing Asm/C/C++ source code should be 100% compatible including the Learn libraries (Spin support coming soon).
I thought the same thing. That thought is what brought me to CMake and a real IDE like Eclipse or JetBrain's new CLion. I'm desperately working on fixing Windows compatibility (I can email when it's fixed if you'd like) but if you're willing to give it a shot on Linux, PropWare will take care of your ComplexIDE requests. Your existing Asm/C/C++ source code should be 100% compatible including the Learn libraries (Spin support coming soon).
Can the PropWare libraries be used with Make instead of CMake?
Absolutely. You could download a binary release of PropWare and then use your own Makefiles for compiling your project sources and linking against PropWare's libs. The PropWare binary distributions are also a great way to just get a complete library of Simple for whatever you want to use it with.
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Look in <root>/bin/simple/<memory model> for any Simple library that want. Similarly, you'd look in <root>/bin/PropWare/<memory model> for a PropWare library.
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I thought the same thing. That thought is what brought me to CMake and a real IDE like Eclipse or JetBrain's new CLion. I'm desperately working on fixing Windows compatibility (I can email when it's fixed if you'd like) but if you're willing to give it a shot on Linux, PropWare will take care of your ComplexIDE requests. Your existing Asm/C/C++ source code should be 100% compatible including the Learn libraries (Spin support coming soon).
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Look in <root>/bin/simple/<memory model> for any Simple library that want. Similarly, you'd look in <root>/bin/PropWare/<memory model> for a PropWare library.