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Embedded Systems, please suggest microcontroller and compiler



I'm doing an embedded systems college project this year. I making a
portable device that will take input in the form of simple switches,
and give output in the form of LED's. I haven't yet decided whether
I'll use C or C++, but could someone please suggest to me a
microcontroller and compiler combination that might be useful?

Martin

Sep 20 '07 #1
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Martin Wells wrote:
I'm doing an embedded systems college project this year. I making a
portable device that will take input in the form of simple switches,
and give output in the form of LED's. I haven't yet decided whether
I'll use C or C++, but could someone please suggest to me a
microcontroller and compiler combination that might be useful?
It's usually not my decision, but as far as "microcontroller" is
concerned, I suppose it depends on how much money you
want to spend.

Regards,

Werner

Sep 20 '07 #2
DJ
I'm doing an embedded systems college project this year. I making a
portable device that will take input in the form of simple switches,
and give output in the form of LED's. I haven't yet decided whether
I'll use C or C++, but could someone please suggest to me a
microcontroller and compiler combination that might be useful?

Martin
Try Atmel AVR or 8051 - both have free c compilers. GCC is available for
AVR. Also there are quite cheap devel boards for AVR available.

Sep 20 '07 #3
On Sep 20, 7:31 am, Martin Wells <war...@eircom.netwrote:
I'm doing an embedded systems college project this year.
[snip]

There are many fine newsgroups where this question
would be on topic. This is not one of them. Here we
talk only about the C++ standard language.

Start out by looking in groups.google.com for some
groups that talk about the kind of thing you want.
Socks

Sep 20 '07 #4

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