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Embedded controller IDE released

A Micro-Robotics product story
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk editorial team Apr 27, 2006

Micro-Robotics has released an integrated development environment designed for the company's VM-1 embedded controller and Venom-SC object-oriented language.

Micro-Robotics, the Cambridge, UK-based manufacturer of embedded control solutions and components, celebrates its 20th anniversary by releasing VenomIDE, an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) designed for the company's VM-1 embedded controller and Venom-SC object-oriented language.

One of the strengths of the VM-1 controllers has always been that the user programs in real time on the target hardware using tools readily available on any PC such as a text editor and a terminal emulator.

With this new integrated editor and terminal package users can still program the VM-1 on any PC using a terminal emulator but many additional useful features are now available.

These include: easy, secure, optimised download of source files with full project management utilities, error location achieved by double-clicking on 'error report' in the terminal that takes the user back to the source line and syntax highlighting with each element of the Venom-SC language being highlighted in a different style.

In addition, context-sensitive help is also now available on the Venom-SC language.

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