Embedded IDE For VSCode

An embedded development environment on vscode

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Last Update: 3 days ago

A mcs51/stm8/cortex-m/riscv microcontrollers development environment on vscode

mcu supported:
cortex-m, arm, mcs51(8051), stm8, riscv

compiler supported:
sdcc, keil_c51, iccstm8, armcc, armclang, gcc

links:
- docs: https://em-ide.com/
- home page: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=CL.eide

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