Lpc2000

Stephen Pelc wrote:
>>Since my controller will be manufactured in limited series 
>>(batches of 10 or 20), and since I am a one man company, I am
>>looking for a low cost tool chain to develop, simulate, debug my
>>application. Preferrably I would like to have no code size limit
>>as in most starter kits (e.g. Hitex).
> Since you have to port the code from language to another (if I 
> read you correctly), consider using Forth. Our VFX compiler 
> generates good code. For GBP 165 (~EU 225) you get a compiler 
> with a 120k code and 64k RAM limit to fit the 2106 and a 2106 
> board. See
>   www.mpeltd.demon.co.uk/usbstamp.htm
>   www.mpeltd.demon.co.uk/tiniarm.htm

 From reading the product manual (I couldn't find it mentioned in the 
advert) it appears that we're only allowed to target hardware purchased 
from you with the \ufffd165 version of the compiler. If the OP doesn't want 
to base the production version of his controller around your TiniARM 
module he would have to buy the full version of the compiler for \ufffd1250. 
Is that correct?

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