This is probably nothing to do with AVR, but a recent discussion here and my
own requirement makes me ask this question...
If i want to use some variables in code that are linker defined, can i pass
them as information to command line?
Can i define memory sections such that i can use its start
On Wednesday 28 Mar 2007 at 10:13:01 am, Christian Engel wrote:
I think for implement a communication between two ATmega 162 with the
RS485 standard.
Has anybody before implement a communication with RS485 in c? I'm sure
that, but has anybody more information about it for me?
The RS485
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This is probably nothing to do
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Doh. I figured that this sort of constraint would be implicit from
the instructions used.
Inline asm is just like expanding a macro to the compiler: the actual
contents of the assembly is opaque to the compiler, it only performs
parameter replacement on
In the past it was difficult to debug stuff in the upper 64k of FLASH using
Atmel Studio. I thought with the latest studio that was fixed. Does that
require the latest WinAvr as well? I have the previous version, being
scared off of upgrading due to various problems reported in this list.
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In the past it was difficult to debug stuff in the
