Hi,
Thanks for the pointers everyone. I ended up just writing the thing from
scratch - it wasn't too hard, although I hate the AVRs programming
scheme :-)
Al
Reply by Bernhard Roessmann●December 29, 20042004-12-29
Al Borowski wrote:
> Lately I'm playing with an ATMEGA162 and AVRGCC / WinAVR. Does anyone
> know where I can find a C code fragment for writing to the Flash ROM? I
> just thought I'd ask before writing it myself.
Maybe a look at the AVRGGC Header files boot.h and pgmspace.h helps a little
bit. Additionally, the www.avrfreaks.com forum is very helpful.
Regards,
--
Bernhard Roessmann
Don't Fear The Penguins!
Reply by Carsten●December 29, 20042004-12-29
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 15:04:56 +1000, Al Borowski
<al.borowski@EraseThis.gmail.com> wrote:
>Lately I'm playing with an ATMEGA162 and AVRGCC / WinAVR. Does anyone
>know where I can find a C code fragment for writing to the Flash ROM? I
>just thought I'd ask before writing it myself.
> Hi all,
>
> Lately I'm playing with an ATMEGA162 and AVRGCC / WinAVR. Does anyone
> know where I can find a C code fragment for writing to the Flash ROM? I
> just thought I'd ask before writing it myself.
There are the application notes with source code on this as I'm sure
you've already read. As good as they are sometimes, perhaps you'll have
some luck with the AVR butterfly source code. There is a boot loader and
the main application. They use IAR's compiler, I believe. (There exists
a port for GCC somewhere on the net, but porting between IAR and GCC
isn't too hard.) Perhaps it's a good starting point?
Brett
>
> thanks,
>
> Al
Reply by Al Borowski●December 29, 20042004-12-29
Hi all,
Lately I'm playing with an ATMEGA162 and AVRGCC / WinAVR. Does anyone
know where I can find a C code fragment for writing to the Flash ROM? I
just thought I'd ask before writing it myself.
thanks,
Al