Update: Hurrah! Download problem solved! See post of 22 Jan 15
Rest is modified verion of original post...
Tried download again... still problems. (Original had details of what I'd tried... including...)
Tried to add yet another piece of software to my computer, as the download process seemed to "need" that. (The special "zip extractor", or whatever it was called)
Not necessary. (See post of 22 Jan 15)
How do I like to "publish" free things... or access them? Go to, say...
Try the "download a .zip with the code and a compiled .exe file in it." See if it gives you any hassle? (And let me know, if it does!) (It will give you a little Windows program, illustrating topics in Lazarus programming. (Lazarus: An open-source, multi-platform language similar to Delphi.)
ok cool well im pretty certain i want to pursue making my own processing/VB/Arduino virtual platform any how. i mean if anything should be free source it should be things that make life easier for those that are pushing their mental boundaries throughout the world ie designing and innovating anything (which is broad enough i think) so yep thats why i posted something in this vein in the gigs and collaborations section to try and get something like this cooking anyway.
ah this is my 32 bit ill try the 64 now. lol this 32 bit is in better nick because my dad never used it because the power adapter was blown and he assumed must be laptop.
How does it handle complex external hardware? That's where all the fun happens.
i did find one (you'll need to google it i cant remember the link) that created the simulation on an engine that is apparently built based on Maxwell's Equations hence you get all the fruit of wireless involved in the read out i suppose only thing that made me click out ocf the page was pricing unfortunately
but if i were in a more established stage of my life and could afford it hey... im sure you understand how much cost and time cutting would be involved having it handy in prototyping!
Just a tip regarding the problems with downloading mentioned above.
Once you are on the page with the download, Click on the little downward arrow on the right side and you should get a windows"do you want to download..." box. DO NOT click on the name of the file, this will give you a URL not found error (Unless you are loged in with a google account, I am assuming).
so hang on, that works for you? just staying on the page that clicking on simulator takes you to from the index? it get the same non functional google page whether i left OR right click on the zip link provided on that page on my 32 system. have not got round to checking my 64 or as i affectionately refer to it as "mr dusty"
...click on the little downward arrow at the right-hand end of the line and you should get a Windows "Do you want to download...?" box.
Hurrah!! Thank you Opal_1970! (I was so grateful that I actually remembered to click on his "Add Karma" button!) That was "the secret" I'd failed to grasp!! (Successful download just now with Windows 7/ Firefox 35.0)
Tell me, how does it compare to Simulator for Arduino http://www.virtronics.com.au ? at Virtronics, we have a range of universities and educational institutions who use the Simulator and one purchased 200 licences last year.
Tell me, how does it compare to Simulator for Arduino http://www.virtronics.com.au ? at Virtronics, we have a range of universities and educational institutions who use the Simulator and one purchased 200 licences last year.
how much is a student license for yours and how long is the demo? im asking because im trying this one tonight so i will evaluate yours based on this one being freeware.
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Now... don't get me wrong: It is THEIR product, and they have every right to sell licenses for use as they see fit. But I'm going to invest some time in the FREE simulator first, and see if I can live with it before spending money that I could spend on actual Arduinos!
And when it comes to shareware, I don't want to invest time in getting to grips with something if usage is time limited. Feature limited: Fine! But I rarely see something that is time limited that interests me enough to spend time there.
i do like this one for sure im having some teething problems in that ive somehow cause all the options under the execute tab to be unavailable. im using the software serial.
dipanshupayasi- See posts 17 and 18 above. In 18, if you click on the graphic it gets big enough to read, but then you may need to use the horizontal scrool bar to see the bit at the right which marks the arrow you need.
Overcome all that, and you should be okay. Download worked (for me!) 6am UK 14 Feb 15.
(You get to the download page from the one you cited by clicking on "Simulator" in the menu at the left there.)
When on the download page (UnoArduSim , choose "Simulator Download" from the left sidebar) you have to click the download arrow on the right and NOT the filename UnoArduSimV1.1.zip!