Shortly, Pyastra is a python to assembler translator. It takes source file written in python and, if the code contains no errors, generates an assembler file. Then you may compile it to hex-file using your favourite PIC assembler (gpasm, mpasm, or any other compatible with them).
(i have added the same to the homepage)
Yes, it translates a python source code into an assembler source code for the PIC16-family.
We didn't think about the debugger while. But that's really a good idea to make a debugger in the future, so thanks to you we have a far going plan to add a debugger to the project.
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What should this exactly do?
The description was too little for me to understand.
Does it translate a python source code into an assembler source code for the PIC16-familiy?
Will a debugger available for this?
Shortly, Pyastra is a python to assembler translator. It takes source file written in python and, if the code contains no errors, generates an assembler file. Then you may compile it to hex-file using your favourite PIC assembler (gpasm, mpasm, or any other compatible with them).
(i have added the same to the homepage)
Yes, it translates a python source code into an assembler source code for the PIC16-family.
We didn't think about the debugger while. But that's really a good idea to make a debugger in the future, so thanks to you we have a far going plan to add a debugger to the project.