have been using both Atom and VsCode for a couple of weeks now (ESP coding)
Just like to note ( hopefully without bashing the above )
really love the Lazarus IDE :) - it is miles above in usability
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On Tue, 15 Mar 2022, 04:11 Steve Gatenby via lazarus, <
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have been using both Atom and VsCode for a couple of weeks now (ESP coding)
Just like to note ( hopefully without bashing the above )
really love the Lazarus IDE :) - it is miles above in usability
At least you are not stuck with the Arduino IDE...
You can use Lazarus and FPC (trunk) to write code for Esp8266 & Esp32: https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Xtensa
Some bindings to the respective IDF SDKs :
https://github.com/ccrause/fpc-esp-freertos
Not yet fully supporting all the GCC features, but getting there. Obviously also not as many 3rd party libraries.
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El mar, 15 mar 2022 a las 2:59, Christo Crause via lazarus () escribi?:
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On Tue, 15 Mar 2022, 04:11 Steve Gatenby via lazarus, wrote:
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> have been using both Atom and VsCode for a couple of weeks now (ESP coding)
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> Just like to note ( hopefully without bashing the above )
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> really love the Lazarus IDE :) - it is miles above in usability
At least you are not stuck with the Arduino IDE...
You can use Lazarus and FPC (trunk) to write code for Esp8266 & Esp32: https://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Xtensa
Some bindings to the respective IDF SDKs : https://github.com/ccrause/fpc-esp-freertos
Not yet fully supporting all the GCC features, but getting there. Obviously also not as many 3rd party libraries.
What?
This is excellent news for me. I didn't know that now I can also compile code for the ESP32/esp8266 family. Several times I mentioned that I make embedded electronics, and when I need software for the desktop I use Lazarus/Freepascal (since 2002~2005 or so, I started with Freepascal and then moved on to Lazarus). I use esp8266 and ESP32 since 2016 and I already have a few thousand lines of code for these microcontrollers. Many thanks to all developers of Freepascal, Lazarus and all complementary projects and extensions. For those who are and those who are no longer with us, who will not be forgotten. This news really warms my heart, I always used and defended the Freepascal compiler with love (in my work they even make fun of me for using a "forgotten" language). Thank you all for these tremendous advances, I can't tell you how much I want to give you a hug. Thanks!
Gustavo
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On 2022-03-15 14:42, Gustavo Enrique Jimenez via lazarus wrote:
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... Several times I mentioned that I make embedded electronics, and when I need software for the desktop I use Lazarus/Freepascal (since 2002~2005 or so, I started with Freepascal and then moved on to Lazarus). ....
Then, I'll think that, you'll pleased also with the updated HidApi library bindings,
https://forum.lazarus.freepascal.org/index.php/topic,58678.0.html .
regards,
Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis