Download the Last Version for iPod Photos Workbench

The IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm has recently been upgraded with advanced features that enhance its functionality. One such feature is the integration of the Renesas E2 emulator, which provides native on-chip debugging capabilities. Additionally, the warn_unused_result function attribute has been implemented, along with support for GCC extensions and pointer authentication security mechanisms.

Furthermore, the compiler now supports the Arm Cortex-A32 32-bit core based on the Armv8-A AARCH32 architecture. Build actions have also been revamped to provide a more intuitive mechanism, allowing multiple actions to be executed before compilation and linking.

Another exciting feature is the ability to import CMake projects, which can then be built, analyzed, and debugged as standard IAR Embedded Workbench projects. The Static Analysis tool C-STAT has also expanded its coverage of the MISRA C:2012 Coding Standard, now fully supporting MISRA C:2012 Amendment 3.

The Generalplus G+LINK debug probe is now natively supported by the C-SPY Debugger, while the advanced AMP (Asymmetric Multi-Processing) multicore debugging feature is available for I-jet and CMSIS-DAP. C-SPY Arm Virtual Hardware connectivity has also been improved, along with the availability of the C-SPY command line utility (cspybat) and Runtime Analysis tool (C-RUN) on Linux.

A New Way to Capture Memories

In addition to these advanced features, there's a simple yet effective way to capture memories using your iPod. By taking multiple overlapping photographs of a scene from one vantage point and rotating a relatively regular amount between each shot, you can create a 360-degree space effect. This method requires no photo editing software, as the overlap allows for seamless scrolling on your iPod.

To achieve this effect, simply take around 30 photos, rotating about 30 degrees on the spot between each one. You don't need to worry about perfect accuracy or spacing, but try to maintain a consistent interval between photographs. The nifty scroller on your iPod makes it easy to scroll through the pictures and enjoy the resulting 360-degree space.

By following these simple steps, you can create a unique and engaging way to catalog your travels using your iPod. Try downloading the last version of the Photos Workbench to experience this effect for yourself.

Download the last version for ipod Photos Workbench