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How to Buy Codevision

 

This is a 4 step process.

 

1. Use the link below to order a license:

 

We will email you a password so you can unzip the following file: Codevision Standard edition   

 

IF YOU HAVE INSTALLED THE EVAL VERSION, YOU MUST REMOVE IT

BEFORE INSTALLING THE COMPLETE VERSION!!

 

2.  After you receive the password; unzip and install the program.  (You will need to have

 Administrator privileges if you're running NT4, 2000 or XP.)

 

3.  Run the compiler,  you'll get a new window with a serial number in large red digits.

 Email this serial number to software@jeminnovation.com .  (Note: we must have your

 name, address and email!  Phone number is recommended.)

 

4.  We will forward this to HPInfotech and they will email you a license file to enable the compiler.   

 (The license is locked to a particular computer but can be moved via a floppy disk.)

 

 Expect this process to take 24-48 hours.

 (Heck, you've got to wait  for your PDK to arrive anyway.)

 

Software is often the biggest challenge in product development.  

Anything that makes simplifies the code development is money

well spent! It used to be that you had to start with a $5,000

compiler and a $10,000 In-circuit emulator.  You then had to start

from scratch writing your code.  Not any more.  While there are lots

of options available, our favorite is Codevision. We've been using

it for years.  Here's why:

  automatic codewizard: gets you started fast!

  flexible memory models

  easy handling of eeprom variables

  compact code generation

  great editor features

  huge library of built-in routines

  great at bit-twiddling

  in-line assemble language

  

If you're in a hurry and just want to focus on your

application, you can't beat CodeVision.

 

Try it for free!  Codevision eval version

Note that the eval version is limited to 2000 bytes of FLASH but

you'll get a feel for how easy it is to use!

 

CodeVision

Highlights:    

 

Very Efficient use of RAM:

Constant character strings are

stored only in FLASH memory and

aren't copied to RAM.

 

C Source level debugging:

COFF symbol file generation, allows

variable watching (including

structures and unions) and the use

of the Terminal I/O in Atmel’s AVR

Studio Debugger

 

User selectable optimization:

code Size or execution Speed

 

Easy access to individual bits:

PORTB.0 = 1; // set bit 0 of port B

 

Built-in CodeWizardAVR

Automatic Program Generator

 

Atmel's

Applications

note:

"Getting

started with

CodeVision"

 

Complete list of

features at the

CodeVision site.

Click here!

 

CodeVision

User's manual

Click Here

 

CodeVision IDE

 

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