PICAXE Programming Editor 5.5.1 Activator Full Version
Application development is an area where a lot of specialized knowledge is required, not to mention the complex tools that are usually associated with this activity. When it comes to less known programming languages, things tend to become even more complicated, but fortunately, most of the time there are some utilities that can help.
Some electronic components are driven by instructions written in a particular language and PICAXE microcontrollers are no exception. For those who have to work with these components and write the code that makes the devices function, PICAXE Programming Editor is the answer.
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| Software developer |
PICAXE
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| Grade |
2.9
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| Downloads count | 11964 |
| File size | < 1 MB |
| Systems | Windows 2K, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 7 64 bit, Windows 8, Windows 2003 |
This program is able to handle BASIC files, but not just any kind, only those specific to the PICAXE BASIC language will work for simulations and compiling. The generous working space allows programmers to write the code and view the variables, constants and labels, as well as enjoy the syntax highlighting capabilities of the software.
Flowcharts can be created on the spot by accessing the dedicated module and making use of the available elements which can be added to the design. An important mention that has to be made at this stage is that this particular flowcharting mode is only possible for older PICAXE chips.
The commands are specific to this language and there is a simple way of verifying the accuracy of the code, namely through the 'Syntax Check' function. Running simulations is also a breeze thanks to the built-in functionality PICAXE Programming Editor Serial comes with.
There are many features that were implemented in this application and even if it is not too easy to use, or, at least, not meant for regular users, this software solution will certainly prove its worth in the hands of experienced programmers who need to create the software that operates PICAXE microcontrollers.