Micro Autocode / News: Recent posts

With release 1.0.5, Micro Autocode is no longer limited to the at90s1200; it is
now able to compile code for all RAM-less AVR microcontrollers. Why not let it
free you from assembler, just like it freed your grandfather from machine-code?

Micro Autocode is a high-level language designed for use on very small
microcontrollers yet with a pedigree reaching back over fifty years to the very
first computer, making it ten years older than FORTRAN. Why not write your next
project in the same language your grandfather used?... read more

Micro Autocode is a high-level language designed for use on very small
microcontrollers yet with a pedigree reaching back over fifty years to the very
first computer, making it ten years older than FORTRAN. Why not write your next
project in the same language your grandfather used?

The limitations of very small microcontrollers: small or non-existent RAM and
very limited hardware stack, makes them unsuitable for running code produced
with all current high-level languages. Micro Autocode takes it's predecessor,
Mercury Autocode, and brings it right up-to-date with block structuring,
multi-character variables and labels, and variable types tailored for the target
microcontroller.... read more