Hi,
I'm migrating several designs from ATmega88- to ATmega88P-class of
MCUs and I'm finding lots of small frustrating changes that I can't
find a reason for.
The two main differences I've been bitten by are:
- No "PB3"-style pin names, only "PORTB3"-style
- No "SIG_INTERRUPT0"-style interrupt vectors, only "INT0_vect"-style
Is this a bug or an intentional change? If it's intentional, what is
the rationale?
It looks like the interrupt name problem causes the V-USB library to
fail silently (avr-as not doing checks on .globals?)
Thanks everyone who's worked on AVR-GCC. It is a wonderful tool.
-=tod
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