NU32 Software

Software

• Text Editors (These are just suggestions; feel free to use any text editor you are comfortable with)
  • TextWrangler (Mac)
  • Notepad++ (Windows)
  • Gedit (All)
    • sudo apt-get install (Ubuntu/Debian)
    • sudo pacman -S gedit (Arch)
  • vim (All)
    • sudo apt-get install vim (Ubuntu/Debian)
    • sudo pacman -S vim (Arch)
  • emacs (All)
    • sudo apt-get install emacs (Ubuntu/Debian)
    • sudo pacman -S emacs (Arch)
  • atom (All)

• Native C Compiler
  • Xcode Command Line Tools (Mac): Log in with an Apple developer id, available for free, and download "Command Line Tools OSX (version number) for Xcode (version number)" (about 160 MB), to avoid downloading the ~4 GB full Xcode developer suite (which also has the command line tools). You will probably need to add /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/usr/bin to your path to make sure you find gcc and make from the command line. (Instead of using Xcode command line tools, you could use gcc and make from Homebrew or MacPorts.)
  • MinGW (Windows)
  • gcc (Linux)
    • sudo apt-get install build-essential (Ubuntu/Debian)
    • sudo pacman -S base-devel (Arch)

• Make
  • Distributed with Xcode (Mac)
  • Distributed with MSYS, obtained via MinGW (Windows)
  • make (Linux)
    • sudo apt-get install build-essential (Ubuntu/Debian)
    • sudo pacman -S base-devel (Arch)

• The Microchip XC32 Compiler
• MPLAB Harmony Integrated Software Framework
• FTDI Virtual COM Port Driver
• PuTTY Terminal Emulator for Windows (use "screen" on Linux and the Terminal program on a Mac)
• Full Book Source Code (November 2015) - All of the source code from the book. PIC32Quickstart.zip (November 2015) contains just the code for Chapter 1, which is also included the folder 01_Quickstart within the full book.