Sorry for the delay,
had to resolve some other issues not directly related.
Christian Kellermann <ck...@pestilenz.org> writes:
> * Matthias Trute <mtr...@web.de> [101121 19:57]:
>> > I'm working with Debian Linux.
>> > Never used wine before.
>> Running avrasm2 is the only task for my wine installation..
>> install wine and copy the Atmel assembler avrasm2.exe
>> together with the AppNotes2 directory somewhere into your filesystem.
I found avrasm2.exe, but I don't know how to get AppNotes2 :(
www.atmel.com does not let me download it. The software must
have telepatic capabilities and feel my uneasiness with downloads
where you have to give your snail mail address, phone, ...
What's in that directory, btw?
> Also note that running a development branch avra does work after
> some tweaks. This makes it also accessible for architectures where
> wine is not an option.
Sounds interesting. Would I still need these AppNotes2?
I thought for the first time I try the 'official' way and later try the
avra route. Looks like I should change that plan.
BTW: isn't there an avr assembler in the Gnu compiler suite?
Can I use this one?
Or is that avra? (sorry, sounds like silly questions).
Thanks for your help so far,
Robert, slowly progressing...
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