zDevStudio - Z80 Development Studio

[alexpseletr]

I noticed that the freepascal now has support for the AVR, it would be possible to file generation. hex without the use of gcc and with the same properties?


Someone in the group has some documentation about it or could give some tips on how to create a small flash light (hello world) to ATMEGA8 and compile all in freepascal.

If this works out will be a boon because today I have to work with several languages​​, so could only use the pascal.

[avra]

@alexpseletr:
Although FPC supporting AVR was great news a year ago, I wouldn't hold my breath on it yet since I haven't heard any news about some progress since then (Oh, how much would I like to be proven wrong for this by someone). Even when we get a flashing led "hello world", there is a long way till it becomes useful since I2C, SPI, serial, watchdog, timers and interrupts are bare minimum, and ASM support, 7SEG, LCD and some other drivers would make the usage comfortable. Till then, you can use E-Lab's special free MEGA8/88 AvrCo Multitasking Pascal which should provide all of the above. Also, if I remember well E-Lab's Pro version and mikroElektronika Pascal Pro for AVR support up to 4KB generated HEX files for free. So, you see you don't have to use GCC if you don't want to.

[Phoebus1966]

New 0.6 version released with some bugs correction and new feature: now you can choose which version to use between Pasmo 0.6.0 and Pasmo 0.5.3 (Only for Windows, Linux use always 0.5.3).

Enzo.

Is Enzo still among us? zDevStudio is at the moment at version 0.8. I'm using it on Linux in combination with a Willem universal chip programmer.

I'd like to know if it can be compiled with FPC using its source code for macOS platform.

Cheers,
Ben

[Thaddy]

z80 is supported for IONS, why ask?