Thanks to various responders. I was aware of the need to set several
parameters; and I will study the handling of relative file paths. But
does AvrStudio under XP understand file paths with "/" as found in the
.inc files?
Re assembler.frt: Does it work with full reversal, or does it work with
>> Erich Waelde wrote:
> You are forced to extract the include files from AVR Studio, because license
> obligations do not permit anyone else to distribute those files, or
> AVR Studio itself.
Do you have some more information about licensing? Actually the
platform specific-includes are machine-
Hi Elliott, I worked in an "intensive way" with amforth 4.0 & 4.2
under WinXp (only), absolutely no issues with that, never had any
reason to travel into linux world, you have to change few (~3) lines
in order to define the atmega chip used, xtal frequency, the
baudrate.. I'm using Avrstudio only,
Hello,
On 01/21/2011 04:18 AM, Elliott Chapin wrote:
> In my little experience:
>
> Amforth as published seems to be part linux-nature and part
> windows-nature: text files and directory paths are linux but we are
> asked to work in windows avrstudio. Conversion utilities do not give
> consistent
