Evandro Rech

Thanks Santiago! I'll continue to use SimulIDE in my class and if we have some problem, I will share with you!

Hi! I'm using SimulIDE 0.0.4-Win32-SR3 to teach Arduino in a class, and I think we found a some kind of bug this week. We are working in a exercise with 3 buttons and 3 LEDs, and the program needs to control each LED independent of the others, when pushing button1, LED1 changes his state and so on. The program is this: const int led1=8, led2=9, led3=10, button1=5, button2=6, button3=7; boolean ledState1=LOW, ledState2=LOW, ledState3=LOW; void setup(){ pinMode(led1, OUTPUT); pinMode(button1, INPUT_PULLUP);...

Hi! I'm using SimulIDE 0.0.4-Win32-SR3 to teach Arduino in a class, and I think we found a some kind of bug this week. We are working in a exercise with 3 buttons and 3 LEDs, and the program needs to control each LED independent of the others, when pushing button1, LED1 changes his state and so on. The program is this: const int led1=8, led2=9, led3=10, button1=5, button2=6, button3=7; boolean ledState1=LOW, ledState2=LOW, ledState3=LOW; void setup(){ pinMode(led1, OUTPUT); pinMode(button1, INPUT_PULLUP);...

Hi! I'm using SimulIDE 0.0.4-Win32-SR3 to teach Arduino in a class, and I think we found a some kind of bug this week. We are working in a exercise with 3 buttons and 3 LEDs, and the program needs to control each LED independent of the others, when pushing button1, LED1 changes his state and so on. The program is this: const int led1=8, led2=9, led3=10, button1=5, button2=6, button3=7; boolean ledState1=LOW, ledState2=LOW, ledState3=LOW; void setup(){ pinMode(led1, OUTPUT); pinMode(button1, INPUT_PULLUP);...

Hi! I'm using SimulIDE 0.0.4-Win32-SR3 to teach Arduino in a class, and I think we found a some kind of bug this week. We are working in a exercise with 3 buttons and 3 LEDs, and the program needs to control each LED independent of the others, when pushing button1, LED1 changes his state and so on. The program is this: const int led1=8, led2=9, led3=10, button1=5, button2=6, button3=7; boolean ledState1=LOW, ledState2=LOW, ledState3=LOW; void setup(){ pinMode(led1, OUTPUT); pinMode(button1, INPUT_PULLUP);...

Hi Santiago! All that features will be very usefull! I'm a teacher and I will start a microcontroller course next month, I think that SimulIDE is the best tool to use with my students! Thanks for the help!

Hi! I was searching an offline Arduino simulator and SimulIDE is great! Congrats! I had read that after version 0.0.3 it would have a Arduino C++ editor, it is present in the 0.0.4 version? (I'm windows user) And about the new features, what are planned? Thanks!