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An alternative if even $100 is more than you’d like to spend: CoIDE (www.coocox.org) is a free IDE for ARM build on GCC and Eclipse. It has built-in debugging, deployment and supports a good range of ARM Cortex-M devices.
That said, I’m tempted to pick CodeBench up for $100.
I’ve been using CoIDE for over a month now to develop code for the ST-Discovery board and am quite satisfied with its performance. And, it has native support for the ST-Link programmer/debugger.
Be aware that CodeBench does not support ST-Link and, according to thier sales team, there are no plans to add it.
have you found any downsides to CoIDE? I have been using Atollic for about a year, but there latest release V3 has a 32k limmit imposed, so I wont be using it. Just downloaded CoIDE and will give it a try.
