compiler for arm7

hello i am new in ARM family so please sugesset basic compiler (As like BASCOM of MICROELEKTRONICA) for ARM 7 family

saielectrosystem:
hello i am new in ARM family so please sugesset basic compiler (As like BASCOM of MICROELEKTRONICA) for ARM 7 family

Coridum Corp include an ARM7 BASIC compiler with their NXP LPC2xxx development boards:

http://www.coridiumcorp.com/Programming.php

Coridium’s BASIC is not like VB6, structured with “real” local variables. The locals in Coridium (were, are still?) actually globals, so this impacts RAM usage. So IMO tha BASIC is good for a quick and dirty, small.

You can also use gcc and eclipse for development of ARM7.

This is standard tools used by many.

you can install it as per mention in following link

http://embeddedcraft.org/freearmtools1.html#top

This tools is absolutely free.

kiks1234:
You can also use gcc

Not if I understood him correctly and he wants a compiler for the BASIC language. gcc can only be used by C or C++ programmers.

saielectrosystem:
hello i am new in ARM family so please sugesset basic compiler (As like BASCOM of MICROELEKTRONICA) for ARM 7 family

The Coridium BASIC is the only one I know of for ARM (excluding interpreters). It’s OK for simple/small. I wish that ZBasic.net (VB6-like) would be ported to ARMs.

Rowley seem to be working on a BASIC compiler, Paul Curtis mentioned it on the MSP430 group. He didn’t say what processor it’s for, but it isn’t the MSP430, so it’s probably the ARM.

leon_heller:
Rowley seem to be working on a BASIC compiler, Paul Curtis mentioned it on the MSP430 group. He didn’t say what processor it’s for, but it isn’t the MSP430, so it’s probably the ARM.

Paul is not working on a BASIC compiler for the ARM. No, Paul is working on something that is quite scrumptious and nothing much to do with CrossWorks other than using CrossWorks and our existing in-house IP to make something gorgeous. I should say, in partnership with a company in Exeter who use CrossWorks–they do the hardware, we do the software. Paul is truly returning to his roots for this one.