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Running an Arduino Sketch Using Fritzing

I am trying to learn hardware programming and ordered an Arduino . While I wait for it to be delivered, I started poking around and came across Fritzing . I can connect the LED to the microcontroller. My problem is this:

Fritzing comes with an IDE that can be used to write code for the Arduino and PICAXE microcontrollers. Having written the code to blink the LED on the Arduino, I cannot compile it and attach it to the circuit I made. How can I do it? The page Experimental program window is not very useful.

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I am working on the Fritzing team. Picaxe programming works in Fritzing, but currently Arduino programming is not - the long story is that there is no simple shell command to start the Arduino compiler and bootloader.

You can edit programs for Arduino in Fritzing, but to run them you still have to use the Arduino IDE. We must clarify that Arduino programming is not available in Fritzing.

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It is currently not possible to simulate an Arduino circuit with Fritzing . There are also no plans for modeling the Arduino.

Check out this link: http://fritzing.org/forum/thread/3/

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1435769/

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