Arduino的替代IDE

Question

Is there some alternative IDE for developing for Adruino

I tried to use Eclipe and Arduino IDE, but i am fan of Sublime Text .

So, can i use it for programming for Arduino or Seeeduino in Linux?

I mean i must download some libraries and plugged in to my source code?

Answer 1

You could use AVR Studio http://www.atmel.com/microsite/atmel_studio6/

Here is a tutorial on to use it with Arduino:

http://www.engblaze.com/tutorial-using-avr-studio-5-with-arduino-projects/

Answer 2

I use a make file , to compile and upload programs to Arduino. You can use any IDE you like (sublime Text in your case and vim in my case)

make upload
make screen # to view the serial monitor

Answer 3

Use whatever editor you feel like and build/upload from the command line. Personally, I use arscons to pull this off. You'll need SCons , of course. Building is as simple as running

$ scons 
$ scons upload

at the command line. There are a lot of other options in the SConstruct file provided by the arscons project, such as specifying the location for extra libraries; the type of Arduino you're building for; and which USB port you're plugged into. I wasn't able to get wireless programming for an Arduino Fio working with it, but it works great with the Arduino Mega and Uno.

Answer 4

As others have pointed out, you can use Arduino with any IDE if you set up the toolchain properly. If you're looking for a list of possibilities, as well as documentation on how to start on specific platforms, check out the Development Tools section of the Arduino Playground.

To use with Sublime Text, you could adapt one of the existing command-line build scripts to work with Sublime's build system .