Bascom Avr 2.0.7.1 Crack

What's new in BASCOM-AVR 2.0.7.1

BASCOM-AVR is a popular Windows BASIC compiler for the AVR family of microcontrollers. It offers a rich set of features and commands for programming, debugging and interfacing with various devices and sensors. In this article, we will review some of the new features and improvements that are included in the latest version of BASCOM-AVR, 2.0.7.1.

Support for new AVR processors

BASCOM-AVR supports the tiny, mega and Xmega processors with internal SRAM and 32 registers[^2^]. In 2019, Atmel/Microchip introduced new AVR processors: the Xtiny (e.g., attiny816), the megaX (e.g., mega4808) and AVRX (e.g., AVR128DB28). These processors have some differences from the previous AVR generations, such as different register names, memory mapping, peripherals and fuse settings. BASCOM-AVR 2.0.7.1 adds support for these new processors, allowing you to program them with the familiar BASCOM-AVR syntax and commands[^1^]. You can also use the integrated simulator and ISP programmer to test and upload your code to these devices.

Improved TCP/IP library

BASCOM-AVR has a built-in TCP/IP library that allows you to communicate with Ethernet modules based on W3100A/W5100/W5200/W5300/W5500 chips[^2^]. The library supports various protocols such as TCP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, DNS and NTP. In version 2.0.7.1, the TCP/IP library has been improved with bug fixes and new features, such as:

Support for SSL/TLS encryption using an external module (e.g., ATWINC1500)

Support for MQTT protocol for publishing and subscribing to messages

Support for WebSocket protocol for bidirectional communication with web servers

Support for DHCPv6 protocol for IPv6 address assignment

Support for SNTP protocol for time synchronization

New commands and functions

BASCOM-AVR 2.0.7.1 also introduces some new commands and functions that enhance the functionality and usability of the compiler. Some of these are:

CONFIG DEBUGGER: Allows you to configure the debugger options such as baud rate, port number and timeout

DEBUGGER: Allows you to enter or exit the debugger mode from your program

CONFIG LCDPIN: Allows you to configure the LCD pins for graphical LCD displays

LCDCLS: Clears the graphical LCD display

LCDLINE: Draws a line on the graphical LCD display

LCDRECT: Draws a rectangle on the graphical LCD display

LCDTRIANGLE: Draws a triangle on the graphical LCD display

LCDPOLYGON: Draws a polygon on the graphical LCD display

LCDARC: Draws an arc on the graphical LCD display

LCDPIE: Draws a pie on the graphical LCD display

LCDTEXTSIZE: Sets the text size on the graphical LCD display

LCDROTATE: Rotates the graphical LCD display by 90 degrees

LCDINVERT: Inverts the colors on the graphical LCD display

LCDSCROLLHORZ/VERT/DIAG: Scrolls the graphical LCD display horizontally/vertically/diagonally

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