On Aug 30, 2007, at 9:34 AM, Eric Weddington wrote:
Hi Rick,I just wanted to let you know that I saw your post on avr-libc-dev (and I'm sure Joerg did too). I haven't had a chance yet to evaluate it. Hopefully Ican get to that this weekend. I'll probably respond on avr-libc-dev asreally that's probably the appropriate place for the discussion. It's justthat there's a lot of overlap with these threads. :-) Thanks, Eric Weddington
I figured a lot of people are on both lists, but it was getting a bit tough to follow. Anyway, the headers create #defines that create sections for the fuses and lock bits. To get everything working with AVRdude today, there is some "magic" in the avr-gcc.mk rules file that uses binutils to find all the sections (other than text, data, bss, etc) in the binary and split them into separate .hex files. Then, the avrdude.mk rules know to look for those files during the program target. Having avrdude support ELF directly would reduce the complexity of the makefiles a bit, but it isn't absolutely necessary.
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