me 'C' programmer . I learned C programming by
WRITING CODE to make a PC based CNC control for our gantry robots, about 15
years ago. The control system includes some I/O boards with CAN, based on the
Atmel AT89C51CC01, with code produced with SDCC, and all works OK - because the
code was writ
1 - Create an empty project,
File -> new -> project -> create an empty project
2 - Give it a name:MyApp
Folder to create in: C:\SDCC-MM\MyApp(C:\SDCC-MM is my working
dir for SDCC work)
Resulting filename; C:\SDCC-MM\MyApp\MyApp.cbp
next >
3C
Below is a link to the Code::Blocks site and some chunks of text from the
opening page.
I 'm working exclusively with Windows.
SDCC is called by means of a .bat file containing the command lines,
C::B allows us to set a tool to invoke that .bat and 'voila'!
If your PC has more than one core, they
Regarding the IDE thing, I must say that in my work I use and I am very
satisfied with CodeBlocks.
Has almost everything that I need from an IDE.
It works with a lot of languages and it includes SDCC.
With it I make code for T89C51CC01 from Atmel for our home made boards.
I make also code for PC
