Segger Embedded Studio

[dadler]

Does anyone have any experience with this as an IDE?

https://www.segger.com/embedded-studio.html

I just came across it.

It seems it has a perpetual evaluation mode with no code size limit (just nag screens). Also, they provide Windows, Mac, and Linux binaries.

I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere, and Google doesn't yield many hits. Is this a new product, or an old abandoned product?

[andersm]

Looking at the copyrights in the documentation I guess it's a licensed version of Rowley's CrossWorks? If you like Segger's products then maybe it's worth looking into, but otherwise it's hard to get excited about yet another ARM IDE.

[dadler]

Looking at the copyrights in the documentation I guess it's a licensed version of Rowley's CrossWorks? If you like Segger's products then maybe it's worth looking into, but otherwise it's hard to get excited about yet another ARM IDE.

Ah, that's unfortunate. The worst part of CrossWorks is the IDE.

I develop primarily on MacOS, and am always interested in something "good" that runs on the Mac.

For now, Eclipse and Sublime Text+make seem to be the only true options. An IDE doesn't provide a whole lot of value, but a visual debugger can be useful. And "go to declaration" etc is helpful when integrating unfamiliar libraries/headers.

Oh well.

[Sal Ammoniac]

It's definitely CrossWorks with support for all debuggers except for the Segger J-Link stripped out. Says so right on Segger's website:

Embedded Studio is based on Rowley's professional IDE - CrossWorks.