Crossware Development Suite for ARM - Community Edition

Important note for existing users: Versions prior to 8 June 2011 are not compatible with the new Crossware web server. If you have an earlier version you will need to upgrade in order to connect to the Crossware licence server via the Internet.

Click on the link below to download the latest community edition of the Crossware Development Suite for ARM:

File size: ~68MB.
Uploaded 5 September 2011.

This version supports the NXP LPC21XX and LPC22XX chips, the NXP LPC2478 chip, the Atmel AT91SAM7 chips, the AT91RM9200, the AT91SAM9260, the AT91SAM9263, the AT91SAM9G20, the STMicroelectronics STR71x, STR73x, STR75x, STM32F100x4/6/8/B, STM32F101x4/6/8/B/C/D/E, STM32F102x4/6/8/B and STM32F103x4/6/8/B/C/D/E chips, the Atmel SAM3U chips, the Atmel SAM3S chips, the Nuvoton M516 chip and the Energy Micro EFM32Gxxx and EFM32TGxxx chips.

This download does not include the CAN bus simulator.

If you have other Crossware software installed, we recommend that you install this package into a different directory.

To run this software your PC must be connected to the Internet.

This community edition allows programs with up to 32k of code and 16k of data to be created.

To make full use of the source level debugging capability, purchase Jaguar, Crossware's USB JTAG debugger interface.   Jaguar will also allow you to run the Community Edition software without being connected to the Internet.

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