Simulator for Arduino

Simulator for Arduino is a comprehensive Arduino Simulator with an array of benefits and features. This software enables users to teach and illustrate the inner workings of an Arduino sketch without the need for hardware, perfect for testing out sketches before purchasing the necessary hardware. Additionally, the Simulator for Arduino is perfect for debugging sketches, demonstrating projects to potential customers, and developing complex sketches quicker than using hardware.

The free version is available for download with a short delay timer, and users can upgrade to the Pro Version when ready. The Pro Version is currently in use in many countries across six continents and is designed for the Arduino Uno, Mega, and most other common Arduino boards.

The Simulator does an excellent job of emulating many Arduino functionalities, including Serial, LCD output, Ethernet, Servo, SD card, EEPROM, SoftSerial, SPI, Wire, and more. It also offers the ability to step through a program line by line, perform digitalRead, digitalWrite, PinMode, analogRead, and analogWrite for pins 0-53. Plus, users can enjoy real-time variable viewing, multi-level subroutines with arguments, tabbed files in the sketch, and advanced watch for easy variable viewing.

Other features included in the Pro Version are the ability to edit the sketch or open it in the Arduino IDE, context-sensitive help, 2 and 4 line LCD support (with improvised CGRAM), 2-dimensional arrays (without initialisation), breakpoints with conditional options, load custom libraries automatically, change font, size, and style of the Simulator, minimize mode for demo/training, and limited support for custom libraries and pointers and structures.

Overall, Simulator for Arduino provides a feature-rich and efficient way to emulate Arduino functionalities and develop complex sketches faster than using hardware.