• Follow the installer instructions which are also outlined in the Getting Started section.  The compiler is run on the PC and hex code is downloaded and stored in Flash on the ARM chip.
• Connection to a PC is done with a serial port, details in the corresponding Getting Started Section .

• The Windows XP installer BASICtools and TclTerm interface program works for WinXP x64, but the drivers specific for x64 and the FTDI interface must be used. 

• Follow the installer instructions which are also outlined in the Getting Started section.  The compiler can be run on either the PC or the ARMexpress.  New debug features of BASICtools do rely on the compiler being run on the PC. 
• Connection to a PC is done with a serial port, details in the corresponding Getting Started Section .

• The Windows XP installer BASICtools and TclTerm interface program works for WinXP x64, but the drivers specific for x64 and the FTDI interface must be used. 

• The Windows XP installer, BASICtools and TclTerm interface program works for Win2000. 

• Win98 is no longer supported, if you have an old machine install Win2000 on it.

• Currently an installer is not supported, but only the documentation and a terminal emulator are required.
• A command line interface has been developed for Windows as an example of how to do the same in Linux.  The necessary files and sources can be found in the files section of the Yahoo ARMexpress Group .  There is an effort to port this to Python going on, contact Coridium if you would like to help.

• To communicate with the ARMexpress, a connection to a serial port is required
• The documentation is available in HTML format so anything with a browser should be capable of using it.
• Parallels on Mac OS X runs with the WinXP utilities.  OS X version of Tcl does not currently support serial devices so we have not been able to port our utilities to run natively on the Mac.

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