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> The new version 1.6 of CrossWorks for ARM is available on the Rowley
> web site. It now supports newer devices like the LPC2103 and LPC2148.
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> Leon
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> Hi Leon,
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> Were you given official permission to announce Crossworks 1.6
> or did you just see it on the website?
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> The link seems to be dead right now (0900 GMT Thursday 1 June).
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>> Not Found
>> The requested URL /arm/arm_crossworks_1_6_win.zip
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> I don't know if this is
> (a) a bug that some of those at the bleeding edge have discovered
> (b) to prevent them from exceeding bandwidth allowances
> (c) to allow their license-issuing department to keep up
> (d) incompetence - the file is sitting there but not where
> the link is pointing
> (e) just a preview to those who are selected beta testers
> (f) something else more innocent
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> Do you think we should wait for an "official" announcement?
>  - Danish
> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "leon_heller" <leon.heller@...> wrote:
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>> The new version 1.6 of CrossWorks for ARM is available on the Rowley
>> web site. It now supports newer devices like the LPC2103 and LPC2148.
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>> Leon
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From: "Danish Ali" <danish@...>
To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 9:33 AM
Subject: [lpc2000] Re: V 1.6 of CrossWorks for ARM available


Hi Leon,

Were you given official permission to announce Crossworks 1.6
or did you just see it on the website?

The link seems to be dead right now (0900 GMT Thursday 1 June).
>Not Found
>The requested URL /arm/arm_crossworks_1_6_win.zip
>was not found on this server.

I don't know if this is
(a) a bug that some of those at the bleeding edge have discovered
(b) to prevent them from exceeding bandwidth allowances
(c) to allow their license-issuing department to keep up
(d) incompetence - the file is sitting there but not where
the link is pointing
(e) just a preview to those who are selected beta testers
(f) something else more innocent

Do you think we should wait for an "official" announcement?
 - Danish
--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "leon_heller" <leon.heller@...> wrote:
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I found it on the web site. Paul Curtis mentioned that it would be out this 
week on the comp.arch.embedded NG.

It's actually been announced on the Rowley web site, which is how I found 
out that it was available. I just checked and didn't have any trouble 
starting the download from:

http://www.rowley.co.uk/arm/index.htm

Leon

> I am asking this here because I think most users will need to hear 
> this. How do you get the licence for the new 1.6? 
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> 1. I went to "help -> about" as usual to request a licence and nothing 
> was there. 
> 2. The release notes said there is a new licencing scheme but doesn't 
> say how
> 3. When trying to compile you get a red line saying a licence is 
> required but it doesn't direct the user to what to do.
> 4. I searched the manual for the word "licence" and I found 
> information on how to do it the old way but not for 1.6.
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> 1.5 is still working fine
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> Gus
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From: "Gus" <gus_is_working@...>
To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 4:11 PM
Subject: [lpc2000] Re: V 1.6 of CrossWorks for ARM available


>I am asking this here because I think most users will need to hear
> this. How do you get the licence for the new 1.6?
>
> 1. I went to "help -> about" as usual to request a licence and nothing
> was there.
> 2. The release notes said there is a new licencing scheme but doesn't
> say how
> 3. When trying to compile you get a red line saying a licence is
> required but it doesn't direct the user to what to do.
> 4. I searched the manual for the word "licence" and I found
> information on how to do it the old way but not for 1.6.

It is different, but I found it OK. Click on Tools > License Manager. From 
then on it's similar to the old version - input your product key and email 
it.

Another difference is that you now have to download packages (via Tools) for 
CPU and board support. I think this makes it easier for Rowley to support 
new devices and boards when they become available.

Leon