ANN: Armaide - New development system for LPC2000

Mar 05, 2009 0 Replies

Armaide is an integrated development system for writing native ARM software to run on the NXP LPC2000 family of microcontrollers. The programming language used is Oberon-07, an evolution of Pascal and Modula-2. Programmers with experience of either of these languages can adapt to Oberon with minimal effort. Oberon's type-safety and module consistency-checking features make it ideal for the development of secure and reliable software.



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Although Armaide itself is a new product it consists of a number of mature and reliable components. The ARM compiler used is the 2nd generation of a tool that has been in development for about 10 years, and the IDE was originally released (as CPIde) three years ago.


-- Chris Burrows CFB Software

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