Writing programs the easy way!
BasAVRa Editor is an alternative IDE for programming Basic
Stamp 2 (the famous microcontroller designed by parallax)
and BasAVRa prototype boards (see
BasAVRa LiTe project for more details).
BasAVRa Editor
looks a lot like Basic Stamp Editor, so it will not be difficult
using it. It highlights the code just like Basic Stamp
Editor, it can open and handle more than one files
simultaneously and, generally, it has all the characteristics a normal editor would
have.
To program BasAVRa boards just click on the appropriate
icon, on the tool bar, with the Bluetooth image on it. Automatically you will see
the stamp directive changing, for example, from {$STAMP BS2} to {$BasAVRa
LiTe}, or something like that, depending on the icon
you clicked. This is all what you need to program BasAVRa
boards. You can switch back to normal Basic Stamp boards by
clicking the appropriate icon, or by directly changing the stamp
directive, in your code.
Notes
Even if you can use Basic Stamp Editor to program Basic
Stamp 2, it's impossible to use it for programming BasAVRa
boards. In this case you need BasAVRa Editor.
In order BasAVRa Editor to compile your Basic stamp code, you
need to install the
tokenizer library provided by parallax. Visit their website
to download it (current version is 1.23).
Unzip the file and copy tokenizer.dll (you will find it in
the windows directory inside the zip file) to the directory
you installed BasAVRa Editor.
An alternative link where you can directly download
tokenizer.dll library is:
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BasAVra Editor doesn't include a help file, but you can use the one
provided with Basic Stamp Editor. Just copy the file "Pbasic.chm"
(found in the directory where you installed Basic Stamp Editor)
to the directory where you installed BasAVRa Editor.
Currently BasAVRa Editor supports only Basic stamp 2 and BasAVRa
LiTe programming boards.
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BasAVRa Editor (version 1.0) - English
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Compatible with the following operating systems:
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Windows 9x (95, 98 and Me) |
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Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows NT4 |
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Windows Vista and Windows 7 |
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Linux (under wine). Soon a native Linux version
will be published |
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