Smaller companies appreciate the better return on investment compared to traditional proprietary tools and large, multinational corporations who value a tool-chain that works with almost all CPU architectures in common use, and commercial tools based on open source help avoid vendor lock-in.Ītollic TrueSTUDIO IDE is available in two editions: TrueSTUDIO Lite can be downloaded and used for free with no code-size restrictions and is ideal for prototyping, proof-of-concept, and new hardware evaluation while TrueSTUDIO Pro-a paid upgrade edition-is described as the essential toolkit for ARM development because of its collection of powerful professional development tools and utilities along with technical support. The GNU C/C++ compiler and debugger tools are now the de-facto standard and default tool solution for embedded development. This large and growing user base values the single installation package for the entire tool environment, the easy start of new projects with project wizards and support for thousands of ARM-based microcontrollers, and commercial polishing and extensions that save valuable development time and help find bugs quickly.Ītollic TrueSTUDIO IDE is built on the foundation of the open source GNU compiler (GCC) and GNU debugger (GDB) with a number of commercial enhancements and extensions. Additionally, Linux servers have become increasingly popular for larger development teams who use centralized servers for nightly builds.Ītollic TrueSTUDIO is now used by more than 24,000 embedded developers, worldwide. Developers now have the choice of hosting Atollic TrueSTUDIO on Windows®, Linux or mixed hosting environments. The Linux hosting announcement is expected to widely increase the popularity of this tool. The just-released version 8.0 of Atollic TrueSTUDIO IDE is now available for use on both/either Windows® and Linux development machines.Ītollic TrueSTUDIO IDE has rapidly become the preferred Eclipse™/GDB/GCC-based software development environment for developers working with ARM-based devices.
Jonkoping Sweden – 26 June 2017 – Atollic AB, the fast-emerging leader in tools for development on ARM-based devices, has announced that the Atollic TrueSTUDIO development tool suite has been released for use on Linux workstations.
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