AVR-Chat

Behrooz wrote:
> I am currently writing my programs with Bascom-AVR, they turned out to 
> be rather big (+1400 lines, including +35 subs). It still works and is 
> admirably simple( though seems a little slow and needs big stack size.) 
> I am about to add much more code and I am worry if the whole program 
> become too slow or reach stack size limit?!
> 
> So my questions are: 
> 1-
> Since I don't have very much spare time (as a hobbyist)in learning new 
> programming language(and my fear of dealing with complex hardware  
> details), do you think it is better for me to stick to the Bascom-Avr 
> with my growing program size, or not??
> 
> 2-
> If not, what is my best option? I saw good books on teaching 
> CodeVision 
> in book stores, but I read on the internet that WinAvr has alot more 
> piece of code on the net (I used to copy-paste those  pieces to my 
> bascom and it was helpful, so more code samples may be decisive)
> Which one has less bug and is more common among C programers?
> 
> 3- 
> Is the C language exactly the same for WinAvr and CodeVision? Are C and 
> C ANSI Identical? (sorry if specially the last question seems very 
> basic)

If you search the archives, you'll find codevision has some very fundamental
parts of C unimplemented. Do the same tests to see if it's been fixed (it's
been broken for 5+ years).