MikroC Pro for AVR future
Posted: 27 Apr 2016 06:11
Hello everyone.
Last year I've bought "mikroC PRO for AVR" which costed ~250 usd. It's good IDE for programming with examples and I was happy first month.
But then I found that I can not use (for example CANSPI library) more then one module of one type. For example I wanted to use two CANSPI click modules, but it's impossible with these libraries because of special variables.
I did not have a time to write own library. I've bought mikroC PRO to save time and not write own libraries. I do not want to make aditional wires for to chip selection pin (as I found at the forum), I want to use different pins for chip selection like it must be. At the same time I do not know how to see code of these libraries, to improve it.
Then I found Arduino IDE with planty examples for two and more then two canspi modules, but that was for free and for arduino.
There is no hardware debugger as well. But it's very important...
So, my qeustions are:
1) What is an advantage of "MikroC PRO for AVR" to compare with Arduino IDE?
2) Will it be changes in libraries to solve "click modules" problem?
3) Are there some reasons to buy "MikroC PRO for AVR"?
Excuse me, but I had to ask these question after some months of using.
Last year I've bought "mikroC PRO for AVR" which costed ~250 usd. It's good IDE for programming with examples and I was happy first month.
But then I found that I can not use (for example CANSPI library) more then one module of one type. For example I wanted to use two CANSPI click modules, but it's impossible with these libraries because of special variables.
I did not have a time to write own library. I've bought mikroC PRO to save time and not write own libraries. I do not want to make aditional wires for to chip selection pin (as I found at the forum), I want to use different pins for chip selection like it must be. At the same time I do not know how to see code of these libraries, to improve it.
Then I found Arduino IDE with planty examples for two and more then two canspi modules, but that was for free and for arduino.
There is no hardware debugger as well. But it's very important...
So, my qeustions are:
1) What is an advantage of "MikroC PRO for AVR" to compare with Arduino IDE?
2) Will it be changes in libraries to solve "click modules" problem?
3) Are there some reasons to buy "MikroC PRO for AVR"?
Excuse me, but I had to ask these question after some months of using.