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IWriteCode
02-28-2007, 07:55 AM
The current IDE (Dynamic C 9.50) isn't stable, it hangs very often.
Also the compiler that is supplied, had almost no form of optimizing, no checking if variables are used, initialized, etc...
The Dynamic C code is anything but standard C...

Wouldn't it be great if there was a stable IDE, with an optimizing compiler which accepts standard (Ansi) C... or even C++

Well, that's my wish list for rabbit semiconductor...

And yes, I know there's a product from softools, but my wish would be that rabbit itself would supply a decent product!

zeeb
09-24-2007, 10:49 AM
http://www.softools.com
And there is the z2k assembler for Linux.

I still prefer Dynamic C. It's simple, uses LIB's in editable code, multi-tasking... If you need optimization, use assembler. :p

A lot of times if it hangs, it might be something connected to the power on the board is sharing the regulator and drawing too much current.