Rolf,
I have read a number of posts in which you said you have no plans to support ARM processors. However, I want to reiterate this request. They are now so ubiquitous, inexpensive and powerful that it is hard to resist them. Even if you only supported a subset of the ARM line, like the M0+, that would be wonderful. I really dislike C/C++ and would hate to switch to that in order to use ARM. I have looked at the specs for Mikroelektronika Pascal but it seems to be only a thin wrapper for C and has far fewer device drivers than AVRco.
I have read a number of posts in which you said you have no plans to support ARM processors. However, I want to reiterate this request. They are now so ubiquitous, inexpensive and powerful that it is hard to resist them. Even if you only supported a subset of the ARM line, like the M0+, that would be wonderful. I really dislike C/C++ and would hate to switch to that in order to use ARM. I have looked at the specs for Mikroelektronika Pascal but it seems to be only a thin wrapper for C and has far fewer device drivers than AVRco.