"theAdib" <theAdib@googlemail.com> skrev i meddelandet 
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> Hello, I have some questions regarding AVR development using AVRStudio
> where I couldn't get answers from google and friends.
>
> - how to integrate my own tools into the tools menu

You can do simple things only.

>  I want to execute things as doxygen, astyle (or indent)
>  I need to set some parameter as: working directory to start within
> or the current filename from the editor as commandline parameter
>  some "programmer editors" can do that even most IDE (codeBlocks,
> Keil)

I do not think that this is possible.

>
> - how can I forward the serial communication of the simulated AVR to a
> real COM port of the host PC

You can't, but this at least is on the todo list.
I asked for this several years ago.

>  Using Keil it is possible to forward serial output (and input) to a
> output window or assign a real COM port to a serial port of the
> simulated device.
>
> Many thanks for any hints,

Send a mail with your suggestions to avr at atmel dot com.

>
> Adib.
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Best Regards,
Ulf Samuelsson
This is intended to be my personal opinion which may,
or may not be shared by my employer Atmel Nordic AB 

Hello, I have some questions regarding AVR development using AVRStudio
where I couldn't get answers from google and friends.

- how to integrate my own tools into the tools menu
  I want to execute things as doxygen, astyle (or indent)
  I need to set some parameter as: working directory to start within
or the current filename from the editor as commandline parameter
  some "programmer editors" can do that even most IDE (codeBlocks,
Keil)

- how can I forward the serial communication of the simulated AVR to a
real COM port of the host PC
  Using Keil it is possible to forward serial output (and input) to a
output window or assign a real COM port to a serial port of the
simulated device.

Many thanks for any hints,

Adib.
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