Patrick Blanchard wrote:
On Mon, 2005-10-17 at 10:38 -0600, Eric Weddington wrote:
Björn Haase wrote:
BTW: You are now employed by Atmel, Eric?
You're observant. :-)
He's not the only one! I am following this thread but noticed the
change.
Yes, I am, though I haven't made that widely
to
the case of the files as they appear in the Mmakefile.
Perhaps the make utility released with the newer WinAVR was compiled
with a different set of options.
Hi Dave,
Yes, IIRC, the GNU Make is now case-sensitive, so that could be the issue.
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__volatile__(ldi %0, %1 : =r (addrl) : M (???));
__asm__ __volatile__(ldi %0, %1 : =r (addrh) : M (???));
I shoud try various typecasts in [???] but the compiler never match
the constraints...
Coud you explain more of what you are trying to do by using inline
assembly?
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Günter Dannoritzer wrote:
Eric Weddington wrote:
You need to use the -mmcu= option for the link stage too, and specify
your microcontroller type.
I actually used that Makefile with WinAVR before and it always worked. I
tried it with the broken installation and it did not make any
David Kelly wrote:
The cleanest way to pull this off would be to lay a structure on the
memory-mapped device and allocate it in a named section. See
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-3.4.3/gcc/Variable-
Attributes.html#Variable-Attributes
Then in the linking stage define the location of the
)
is being done in 4.x and specifically in the GCC SVN HEAD which will
become GCC 4.1 upon release.
Björn Hasse could probably better answer your question about GCC internals.
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saw there was
a 3.4.5, any reason to use that?
Generally, anything later would be good as it fixed more bugs.
I want to avoid 4.x.x
for the moment.
Hmm. Too bad, I'm putting together WinAVR but I'm using 4.0.1. Any
particular reason to avoid 4.x.x?
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projects sometime in the near future. Lately I haven't been very
successful with determining when I'll be able to get things done. I know
that I should have some more time to devote to tools here in the near
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not exactly easy to get through;
it takes a lot of perserverance to learn GCC internals.
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differences between the ARM target of GCC and the
AVR target of GCC that it may be difficult to answer your question here.
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yet to add the new devices to
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Eric Weddington wrote:
Eventually I would like to change this. Ideally, I would like to have a
patch for avr-size where it can be given a parameter to produce this
output on it's own. It would also have to have another parameter to give
the processor type, just as in the script. Another ideal
Joerg Wunsch wrote:
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Attached is a draft patch to binutils 2.16.1 to implement part of
it. This patch will allow avr-size to report the memory sizes in
the same kind of format as the avr-mem.sh script. ...
-int berkeley_format = BSD_DEFAULT
Eric Weddington wrote:
Joerg Wunsch wrote:
Even for the AVR, I think you should not change default formats.
Other people's scripts could easily stumble across it, as they might
assume the 20+ years historical BSD output format to be the default.
Sure, good point. I'll change that back
problems, let me know personally: I could send you the
executable via email but you'd have to have a big box to take it. Plus
it's an executable format, so let me know if you have any attachment
filters we would have to work around.
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Thanks for the catch Rolf!
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--- binutils-2.16.1/binutils/size.c Thu Mar 3 04:46:12 2005
+++ binutils-2.16.1-new/binutils/size.c Fri Dec 30 15:37:13 2005
@@ -33,10 +33,31 @@
#include libiberty.h
#include getopt.h
-#ifndef BSD_DEFAULT
-#define BSD_DEFAULT 1
+typedef enum
Manual.
- Update Installer.
- Test toolchain and final package.
The new WinAVR release will contain support for those devices.
FYI: WinAVR will contain:
Binutils 2.16.1
GCC 3.4.5
avr-libc 1.4.2
Insight 6.4
avrdude latest from CVS
simulavr 0.1.2.1
avarice latest from CVS
SRecord 1.23
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Royce Pereira wrote:
Hi,
On Fri, 13 Jan 2006 01:13:42 +0530, Eric Weddington
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manual, intructions how to add paths manually, or at least, a list
of paths to be added?
Have you looked in the WinAVR User Manual? Did I forget to have a
section about
Royce Pereira wrote:
Hi,
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2. In a Win98-SE installation, paths were not added to the environment
automatically (more serious).
We (Colin and I) have had difficulties with that one. I'm not sure
that I can
. But then I'm completely lost in the linker manual.
Does anybody knows how to do this?
Does your smallFunction() come before bootloader() in your .c file?
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guys first.
Any idear what might be at play here?
avr-libc FAQ #1:
http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/user-manual/FAQ.html
Try declaring RotCount as volatile.
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This is a good idea to have in avr-libc and I don't want the issue to
get lost.
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.
Try to copy the avr tree into msys tree:
mkdir C:\msys\1.0\WinAVR
cp -a /c/WinAVR/avr/ /c/msys/1.0/WinAVR/
Thank you Bernd!
You just found the issue. Now I have to figure out the best way to get
around it.
This definitely means a new release.
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to figure out an obscure workaround for it.
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microprocessors hosted on the Windows platform
Yannick PODGORSKI wrote:
Hi all,
I try to install the GNU tool chain as in
http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/user-manual/install_tools.html
2 weeks ago, I made this with :
- binutils 2.16
- gcc 3.4.5
- avr libc 1.4.3
I can make all correct. There is no problem.
Today, I try to make the
to know if the compiler bug that showed up in 3.4.5 was
fixed for 3.4.6.
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the environment is..
gcc 3.4.6
Oh, interesting. I didn't release that 3.4.6 had been released.
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the same problem occures.
Maybe I sould try 3.4.5.
Well, if it didn't work with 3.4.4 and 3.4.6, I doubt that 3.4.5 will
magically fix it. ;-)
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will
magically fix it. ;-)
Surely, it is..
I want to clutch even at straws.
:-)
Have you tried taking a look at the disassembly / assembly output of the
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; on other ATtinys, you can only use assembly.
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Jerome Kerdreux wrote:
On 5/1/2006, Eric Weddington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jerome Kerdreux wrote:
I'm wondering what it the cheapier AVR you can program with avr-gcc
without too much memory issue. (I used to program on ATMega8 but they
cost quite 5 Euros right here.. )
It depends
in avrfreaks.net where the uint64_t
argument is passed in a variadic argument list. I assume both are
the same.
I see that you reported this against 4.1.0. Do you know if this also
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Galen Seitz wrote:
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Joerg Wunsch wrote:
I just created the following bug:
http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=27386
Any suggestions for a fix are welcome. I tried to find the part of
GCC responsible for the fault, but have no clues about where
projects. Perhaps there is one
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and __vector_3 is the
alias that you are newly defining. This way, you will be avoiding the
unnecessary jump.
Would it be worth it to work this up in a C macro and add it to avr-libc?
This is a fairly common question and it would be nice to have a simple
solution for users.
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Leonardo B. Oliveira wrote:
Hello everyone,
I´ve installed avr-gcc in my linux. see:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/foo avr TAB
external command
avr-addr2line avr-c++filtavr-gcc-4.1.0 avr-ld
avr-objcopyavr-readelfavr-strip
avr-ar avr-cppavr-gccbug
Simon Han wrote:
Hello,
I am working on a simple file system for logging data in program
flash.
Generally, this is a bad idea, as the number of flash read/write cycles
is low compared to EEPROM or RAM.
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Paulo da Silva wrote:
Sorry, but I am asking
: file C:/DOCUME~1/EWEDDI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/cc0ycaaa.s not found in
symbol table, ignoring
Yeah, it's a good clue. But I'm still at a loss as to why you are
getting that warning message. I'm the creator of WinAVR, so I build it
on my machine. Hence EWEDDI stands for my name: Eric Weddington.
I'm
has been deprecated
for a while and I certainly don't use it any more.
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Hi All,
Is there a more up to date project than Splint or is it the
you can arrange how you use your external memory that
might be useful to you.
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Hi,
has someone already
to help
the overall situation, especially with all the various bug reports
Thanks for your consideration,
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Hi Rolf,
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Short answer:
int32_t works.
int64_t does
, and as an
independently used makefile.
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with the startup code: you cannot have two separate sections of
startup code, hence no two groups of .initx sections.
You will have to redesign you application and bootloader to take this into
account.
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Does avr-libc implement ntohs and friends?
Not to my
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On 10/2/06,
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CLKPR feature in themega88?
Ok, if you insist. It just is so off
information in their knowledge base about
this.
Sorry I don't have anything more definitive about this.
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Thanks, Joerg, for this correction. I've now fixed my patch.
Eric
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larry barello wrote:
[...]
So I said:
You could always equate the macro to some inline assembly like what is done
for a number of avr-libc macros.
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it is implemented on HEAD, then
branched, released from a branch, and then when it shows up in binary
distributions.
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On 11/19/06, Eric
utilities:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/srecord
The Srecord utilities can manipulate load files, including in the Intel hex
format. So with some scripting trickery you can post-process your hex file
to calculate and insert the data actually in the hex file.
HTH
Eric Weddington
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to do with m256x patch. I'd like to get this resolved soon so
we don't have any regressions.
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Unfortunately, no. That's why it is a FAQ. ;-)
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Hi Shaun,
Please add this to a Patch Tracker in the avr-libc project page on Savannah.
Emails have a tendency to get lost and I wouldn't want this to be forgotten.
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24-bit multiplication
On 12/7/06, Eric Weddington
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Does anyone has implement PPP protocol for dial up modem in avr ?
Oh, my apologies. For some reason I thought that uIP had PPP in its list of
protocols.
Has looking on Google helped?
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) typecast as a pointer to a *volatile* uint8_t (or uint16_t for 2
byte registers). This is very important as many of these memory-mapped
registers can be written by the hardware in addition to the mainline code.
This scenario is similar to the mainline/ISR scenario above.
Eric Weddington
AFAIK, in AVR GCC 4.x, you must add this to the configure:
--disable-libssp
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There was a slight difference between the patch that you have and the patch
that Joerg Wunsch and I use. The one we use is attached.
Eric
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You can find out your answer by looking in the stdint.h file in
install\avr\include:
/** \name Fastest minimum-width integer types
Integer types being usually fastest having at least the specified width
*/
...
typedef uint8_t uint_fast8_t;
If you have it in your stdint.h file, then it's
get it to work.
I would suggest just removing these keys altogether and see if it works for
your system.
HTH
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Yes, there are three keys being installed in the registry:
HKLM\Software\Free Software Foundation\WinAVR\GCC
HKLM\Software\Free Software Foundation\WinAVR\BINUTILS
HKLM\Software\Free Software Foundation\WinAVR\G++
Each
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older3.4.5install?
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What is the best library for ATmega which will
Hi Anton,
I usually have that information in the WinAVR User Manual. Is it not there?
I know that the website has not been updated yet.
Let me know.
Thanks,
Eric Weddington
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Hi David,
Is there anything
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I tried the approach of:
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So far, the best
international resource is still
be having this discussion in the first place.
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Hi Shaun,
Emails have a tendency to get lost easily. Can you fill out a bug report on
the avrdude project on Savannah? That way this issue won't be forgotten.
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Hi,
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Subject: Re: [avr-gcc-list] Endless loop: uchar c; for (c=1; c; c++)
On 3/6/07, Dmitry K.
Jackman wrote:
On 3/7/07, Eric Weddington [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Shaun,
Thanks a lot for doing the leg work on this!
But I have a favor to ask: Can you find out approximately
*when* this got
fixed? i.e., can you test 4.1.2, and the current 4.2.x
branch to see if
it's
it.
May you give me any hints?
Thanks a lot!
Ask the good folks over at:
http://www.tinyos.net/
For older versions they have their own distribution of avr-gcc because they
required some special patches for it.
Eric Weddington
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. I also know that there is never
enough help on the Open Source projects. Please let us know if you would be
interested in helping out in implementing this feature on avrdude. :-)
Thanks,
Eric Weddington
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Eric,
I generally agree with your idea to allow setting the fuse values from
within the source code. I've tossed that idea around on the avrdude
list a couple of years ago already.
Yes. But now it's really needed. :-)
As Eric Weddington wrote:
I propose that we standardize
Avr-libc user manual, FAQ, #14:
http://www.nongnu.org/avr-libc/user-manual/FAQ.html#faq_rom_array
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hi Erik.
Does -fno-default-inline do any
Would that be considered an optimization already that is worth a GCC
bug report?
I would think so. As we always keep saying, emails get lost, so it is
better to have it in a bug tracker somewhere...
Aside: I've just moved my development platform from Windows to
linux. Where would I go
with WinAVR/MFile.
Thanks
Eric Weddington
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# is so I can help to track it.
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integer constants to uint8_t? Perhaps that will have the desired effect.
HTH
Eric Weddington
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