Embitz is coming back soon

[hryu]

It does work not only with STM32 MCUs, I have already done some projects with ATSAMs from Microchip, nRF51822 from Nordic and EFM32/EZR32 from SiLabs. It's really the only IDE which can work with different MCU families without additional troubles and GBs of software you have to install like MPLab.

[m1kta]

Works fine for me, but then probably not an RTOS project so congrats, and yes if you want to use something else for hobby development it is easy enough.

Any idea if will support the STM32 f7 series?

Regards,

Dom

[n1kt0]

Does anyone know what the status of 2.0 is? The Git repository linked from embitz.org hasn't been touched in 5 months. Is it dead?

[temperance]

It's not dead. Embitz version 2 is not released but the new EBlink is working flawless with an STM32H7.

[rwx]

Does/will it support selecting one out of a few attached probes via serial number like other systems?

[AVI-crak]

Where did the author of the EMbitz project disappear to?
Search services give out only old topics with links to the developer's site, which no longer exists. Repositories are also deleted, everything that was.
The latest version of EmBitz 2.41 contained protection against installation on a computer with a Russian location, and it seems that there are also problems with the Chinese location.
I'm just curious about the news. I heard that the author has not removed the pan from his head since January 2022, but this is nonsense. It is so?

[agehall]

Comparing snytning to Eclipse and concluding that the other thing is better is a very low bar. IMHO, Eclipse is one of the worst IDEs ever invented and the MSDOS Edlin editor was better than Eclipse will ever be. (Well, exaggerating, obviously, but still…)

I’ve used many IDEs including Eclipse, Emacs and others. For a long time, Emacs was my go-to IDE as I could get it to do anything I wanted and 20+ years of config file tuning meant that it was a pretty good experience. These days I’ve moved on to Visual Studio Code and I could not be happier. I don’t understand why VSC combined with PlatformIO isn’t the new de facto standard for all embedded development. If is so far superior to everything else I’ve seen (except maybe very expensive paid solutions) that it just doesn’t make any sense to even consider anything else. Sure it needs some tweaks in some cases, but nothing complicated.