What would be the likelihood of anyone being willing to make an Arduino simulator?
Basically, you load up the simulator, plug in what you want to plug in on it (resistors, servo motors,thermonuclear reactors etc.) then upload the code you want to test so you can see roughly if your code/build is viable for what you want to do.
"Arduino Simulator" for Iphone/Ipod and Ipad, by Schogini, great simulator and continually improving, then there is Modkit which does exactly what is being asked for. Haven't tried emulare yet but will.
On the topic of "simulators", the approach I'm using is to have unit tests that run on my computer. I compile these test, my Arduino library code, and an Arduino mocking library on my laptop, and run the tests.
When all tests pass, and all examples compile for Arduino (using arduino-builder), I can be pretty confident that it will work on the Arduino itself as well.
I am using the Wokwi Arduino simulator for a long time. It runs on all three platforms. Mobile, Windows OS, and macOS.I have checked the working of the simulator in both Android and iPhone. Both give a good performance as well.
I don't know if anyone has heard of Wokwi, but it claims to be a web based Arduino (and ESP32?) simulator. I haven't really used it - I created a simple script for blinking an LED but hey, cool! It might be an interesting resource for starting kids out with microcontrollers etc.
Ok, I tried this site. It's OK, however, I found it easier to just use the hardware than to use this simulation. You are limited to the hardware they have in their library, but it seems to be more most other simulators.
In fact, the documentation at WOKWI is a bit sparse and quite unclear, however it is a great simulator and I really enjoyed working with it. I already had the source code from my project and adapting the code to square matrices was not difficult at all and the fact that WOKWI works with the code that might be used in the future in the physical realization of the project is very helpful.
i have tried opening serial ports both in arduino IDE but it say port is busy and i used virtual terminal in proteus to open serial monitor there but nothing is shown there just the serial monitor screen appears there.
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