Atmel and IAR Systems Software have announced the release of the IAR Embedded C/C++ Workbench (EWARM v3.40) for Atmel's ARM7and ARM9 core-based, 32-bit RISC microcontrollers. This complements the established IAR development tools that support Atmel's AVR and 8051 8-bit microcontroller standard products.
The IAR Embedded C/C++ Workbench for ARM is a set of highly sophisticated and easy-to-use C/C++ compiler/debugging development tools for programming embedded applications. It integrates an IAR C/EC++ compiler, assembler, linker, ANSI libraries, text editor, project manager and C-SPY debugger all in one integrated development environment. According to Atmel, the attractive price-point, RTOS awareness, and support for RDI-based JTAGE interfaces make the EWARM an excellent option for Atmel's customers' embedded designs.
The Atmel AT91 family of ARM7and ARM9 core-based microcontrollers offers a flexible configuration of on- and off-chip memories together with an extensive set of peripherals for control, communication and data storage purposes. The latest member of the family, the AT91RM9200, includes USB Host and Device and Ethernet 10/100 Base T MAC as well as interfaces for a variety of Flash memory cards, including Atmel's DataFlash. A sophisticated power management controller provides a range of clock speeds and enables individual peripherals to be powered down when not in use.
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