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Embedded Workbench
Embedded Workbench is one of the world's leading C/C++ compiler platforms for embedded designs.

High quality and robustness are paramount elements when choosing a new compiler environment. Together with Embedded Workbench's highly efficient code generation you are on the right path moving your next embedded project into a new league, both in terms of cost per device and value for money.

Embedded Workbench is a set of development tools for building and debugging embedded applications using assembler, C and C++. Embedded Workbench supports several microcontrollers and derivatives.

Integrated development environment
IAR Embedded Workbench provides a completely integrated development environment including a project manager, editor, build tools and the C-SPY debugger. In a continuous workflow, you can create source files and projects, build applications and debug them in a simulator or on hardware.

Compact code
IAR Systems is well known for its highly optimizing compilers. Every C/C++ compiler contains both generic global optimizations as well as low-level chip-specific optimizations that ensure a small code size while taking advantage of all the specific features of your selected device.

Intuitive user interface
IAR Embedded Workbench offers the same intuitive user interface regardless of which microcontroller you have chosen to work with—coupled with general and target-specific support for each device.

A flying start
Whether you have a tight project schedule or are just eager to get started, IAR Embedded Workbench contains everything you need to get going:

- ready-made C/C++ and assembler peripheral register definition files - ready-made project templates and sample projects - context-sensitive online help with library function lookup - comprehensive, printed user documentation

Moving from 8-bit to 32-bit architectures
Each C/C++ compiler from IAR Systems uses the same naming convention which facilitates reuse of code and migration from one chip to another, especially when moving to high-end architectures.

Supported devices
By clicking the links below you will be redirected to the IAR Systems homepage for a more comprehensive descriptions of each device. Here you can also find online demos, product updates, evaluation versions, technical specification etc.

Downloads >>>

Embedded Workbench User Guides

How to evaluate compilers

Datasheet

C-SPY plug-in SDK flyer

Resources >>>

Evaluation boards

Device peripheral configuration

State machine design

Debug probes

Inside Technology design services

Links >>>

IAR Systems homepage

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Chip manufacturer

 
8051 architecture
Analog Devices
ARM architecture




Atmel


Chipcon
Cirrus Logic


Cypress
Freescale Semiconductor

Infineon

Intel
Luminary Micro
Maxim/Dallas
Microchip

National Semiconductor

NEC Electronics


OKI Semiconductor
NXP Semiconductors

Renesas Technology


Samsung

Sharp
Silicon Laboratories
STMicroelectronics

Texas Instruments
Toshiba


WDC
ZiLOG

8-bit devices
 
8051
ADuC8xx





AT89x
AVR

CC2430



CY7C646xx
HC11

C500
XC800
MCS51

DS8xCxxx
PIC16/17
PIC18
NSC800

78K0
78K0S
78K0R

80C51
P89LPC
64180
R8C/1x
R8C Tiny
SAM8

MK5
C8051Fxxxx
uPSD32
uPSD33
MSC121x
TLCS-Z80
TMP68HC11
Z84C15
6502
eZ80
Z80
16-bit devices
 















S12



MCS96/296

MAXQ
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CR16C
SC14xxx






H8S
M16C/1x-3x
M16C/6x






MSP430






32-bit devices
 

ADuC702x
ARM7
ARM9
ARM9E
ARM10E
ARM11
AT91x,
AT91SAM7
AVR32

EP7312
EP9301
EP9312/15

Dragonball
MAC71x


XScale
Stellaris





V850
V850E
V850ES
ML67xxxx
LPC21xx
LPC22xx
M32C
M16C/8x

S3C4xxx
S3F4xxx
LH754xx

STR71xF
STR72x
TMS470






DSPs

 






















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