Lpc2000

Thanks very much Michael and Joel.
This means I ought to download and try out the demo versions of IAR
and Crossworks. (Although I can't link them to my hardware unless I
buy an appropriate JTAG interface).
I will say in my defence that it was not obvious from the IAR website
that the peripherals could be debugged. I did go through the flash
demo of the debugger and peripherals were not demonstrated.
Regards,
Danish
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Michael Johnson <mpj@r...> wrote:
>
> dr_danish_ali wrote:
> 
> >Yes I know the issue of IDE choice is often discussed, but please bear
> >with me on this.
> >I'm a relative newbie with Philips lpc2xxx, but reasonably familiar
> >with PIC microcontrollers. So far I have been playing round with the
> >demo (16k limit) of the Keil uVision IDE + their jtag, and I am coming
> >to the stage when I have to pay real money for a full IDE / compiler /
> >debug suite to produce commercial code.
> >
> >But a feature of Keil which I do not want to lose is their debug
> >support for on-chip peripherals.
> Hi Danish,
> 
> CrossWorks For ARM supports the display of memory mapped peripheral 
> registers.
> 
> Regards
> Michael