On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 10:23:34AM -0600, Dennis Clark wrote:
Why don't you both just use AVRMacPack?
I didn't even KNOW about MacPack!
Ditto.
The site talks about using it with XCode, I use Eclipse, that shouldn't
affect anything will it? I'll have to read up on this site,
Is it possible to set a watchpoint on an I/O register?
*Something* in my program is misbehaving and changing an I/O
register on me. I'm trying to catch it using avr-gdb but it
seems that the hardware is not doing a break on a write to
an I/O register.
Specifically, I'm trying to catch changes
On May 8, 2008, at 16:09:10, Dennis Clark wrote:
I do wonder about the tool chain though - Is that not in the package?
That is as much a hassle as the compiler to build. I've not looked,
does
this include the libs as well as the compiler? They tend to be
related.
I don't think it
On May 8, 2008, at 9:09 PM, Rick Mann wrote:
On May 8, 2008, at 16:09:10, Dennis Clark wrote:
I do wonder about the tool chain though - Is that not in the package?
That is as much a hassle as the compiler to build. I've not
looked, does
this include the libs as well as the compiler?
Glad to see others working with AVR on the Mac!
Good question about the source, maybe I'll send them an email about
that. Though technically, like RedHat, they don't need to provide
perfectly build-able source.
libusb is for avrdude to be able to use the JTAG ICE and other usb
connected
