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coradi:
Integrate AVRco Pascal into Freepascal?
For AVR/Atmega/Xmega controllers
I just found out that the developer of the AVRco PAscal program has died and the program is now freeware.
Wouldn't it be a nice option to take over the AVRco project in Freepascal in order to fully support the AVR controllers?
https://www.e-lab.de/downloads/

"I myself do not use AVRco Pascal, but rather Mikroe Pascal."

PascalDragon:
FPC already supports development for AVR. Not to mention that the code in question is proprietary and would need a complete rewrite anyway to be integrated in FPC and we don't want to maintain yet another compiler and IDE.

coradi:
and the use of defination files or something?
Then Freepascal does have a complete definations list for most of AVRs:-)

PascalDragon:
I don't know what you mean with “definition files”.

The list of the AVR controllers that FPC currently supports is here.

ccrause:

--- Quote from: coradi on October 10, 2023, 09:14:48 pm ---and the use of defination files or something?
Then Freepascal does have a complete definations list for most of AVRs:-)

--- End quote ---

FPC controller units (I think this is what you meant with definition files): https://gitlab.com/freepascal.org/fpc/source/-/tree/main/rtl/embedded/avr?ref_type=heads

Currently FPC does not support the newer families such as Dx and Ex, but this can be added relatively easily by processing the ATDFs.

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