Programming Microchips with a Mac

I’ve released a binary SDCC installer and written a step-by-step tutorial how to use Xcode 2 as IDE for developing C-Applications.

Now Application Development is getting really easy on a Mac!

All you need is:
– GPASM (binary installer available here),
– SDCC (binary installer available from my server here) and
– Xcode (available from developer.apple.com).

You should also check out midibox.org, where Thorsten Klose (TK) has released an OpenSource modular development platform, the MBHP (MidiBox Project) that consists of combinable hardware modules and a superb C-Wrapper for the MIOS Operating System for PIC18 Chips. There are also two shops available in Germany and the US where you can order PCBs and Kits by MIOS Community Members.

MIOS supports SysEx upload of custom applications once a loader is burned into the PIC, so if you buy a chip already equipped with the loader, you just need a device and you’re ready to go!

Cheers to the -Community :D

If you have questions, you can leave a message here or post it to the MidiBox Forum, where you will also find me ;)

 

Posted on 20. April 2006 by . This entry was posted in Articles in English, Electronics, Programming, Software and tagged , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink.