pic: intelitek's present to you.....a sneak peek at easyC PRO!

[dlavery]

Originally Posted by Jessica Boucher

As you can see, the interface is very similar to that of the original versions of easyC, but with a few tweaks...

Awww, Jess, you weren't supposed to start giving away all the surprises yet. Well, at least you didn't mention anything about the altimeter.

Oooops.

-dave

[Jimmy Cao]

Originally Posted by Kingofl337

easyC writes C code with drag and drop blocks. This makes a flow chart of your program. In easyC Pro you can convert these flow charts to a .c file.

The ability to convert into .c files would be nice... ^.^

I think it'll be nice to program simple stuff here in easy-c pro, and then add in advanced stuff with normal coding. That's just my personal opinion though.

[Kingofl337]

easyC Pro now has a full featured C editor with syntax highlighting.

[Schnabel]

I want a skip it counter! That is soooooooooo cool!

[Crazy Ivan]

A new device for the kit of parts??? <_< >_>

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sLkFO5OkL8

[Bob22341]

easyC Pro now has a full featured C editor with syntax highlighting.

Does this mean we will be able to type in our own code without going through all of the menus?

p.s. A timer function would be really nice to have.

[Jessica Boucher]

Originally Posted by Lostmage333

I think it'll be nice to program simple stuff here in easy-c pro, and then add in advanced stuff with normal coding. That's just my personal opinion though.

That's exactly what we were going for. Beginners can still use the blocks, and more advanced programmers can quickly drop in the major components, switch to C, and then customize it any way they like. This makes the programming process much faster.

It also allows for a graduation of programmers from using easyC blocks to writing their own code. easyC isn't a replacement for C code, but it makes the process of learning and programming much easier.

[Francis-134]

Originally Posted by Bob22341

Does this mean we will be able to type in our own code without going through all of the menus?

p.s. A timer function would be really nice to have.

easyC has had a timer function since version 1.0. If you look under program flow, one of the blocks says "timers". Simply drag it in, start the timer and drag another timer block into your program when you wish to retrieve a value from it. A plethora of information can be found about timers in the help file. Of course, timers will also be available if you wish to write your own code in the easyC C code editor.