KTechLab, the IDE for microcontrollers and electronics, has reached a new milestone: its latest release, 0.40.0, does not depend on KDE3 and Qt3, but on KDE4 and Qt4. This means that KTechLab can be compiled and run on current operating systems.
KTechLab is capable of simulating not only circuits, but circuits containing PIC microcontrollers with a program running on it.
KTechLab, the IDE for microcontrollers and electronics has joined KDE. Below I’m summarizing its current status and plans.
With GTK3 in Ubuntu 16.04 on XFCE desktop environment, some applications have started to show grey rectangles in vertically scrollable regions. These grey rectangles covered the useful contents of the scrollable regions. The end result is that ...
KTechLab ( Github wiki ; KDE Git repository ) in its current state is able to simulate circuits, but it fails to simulate PICs with uploaded .c or .asm program, because it is not able to properly generate .cod file from the source code.