My New EasyARM Development Board

24. Dezember 2011
Finally my new dev board has arrived. It's an EasyARM board from my favorite mikroElektronika. As the name reveals about an ARM microcontroller is "on board". To be exact it is an ARM7 (I bought two MCU cards, one with a LPC2148 and the other with a LPC2214 from NXP).
 
The EasyARM DevBoard from mikroEletronika
 
 
At long last I can write some code for an ARM controller. But for now it doesn't seem to be as easy as I thought. For my AVR board I could start immediately programming by using Atmel's AVR studio 5. But now? CrossWorks (Rowley)? uVision (Keil)? You have to pay for all of the mentioned IDEs. Whereas CrossWorks seems to be a good offer (private licenced version costs about $150).
I thought about the usage of WinARM but for all I know about it isn't maintained. Therefore I've decided me to try out Cygwin and it's delivered toolchain. Anyhow I'm really eager to work with my new technology.
 
my EasyARM development board
 
 
 
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