Using the asm keyword in C++ code to directly vector interrupts to a class
handler (as in the CLASS_IRQ macro discussed earlier on this list) still
leaves the mangled name which avr-gcc subsequently flags as a misspelled
signal handler. The gcc manual provides for a negative warning form -Wno-
to
On Sunday 02 March 2008 04:25, Weddington, Eric wrote:
I'm ok to commit to HEAD if these conditions are met:
- builds for all current AVR devices that have EEPROM
- fixes avr-libc bug #21410
- fixes gcc bug #31644
Hi Eric, hi all.
It is commited into CVS HEAD.
. Avr-libc bug #21410 is fixed.
Hi.
Exclude old chips, the EEPROM module permits 3 types
of writing: clean, burn, clean_and_burn. This is
set by 2 bits in control register. Datasheet says,
that this bits are undefined after reset. The text
below says, that this bits are zeros after reset (?).
The ATtiny program example
