Reply by Frank-Christian Kruegel●March 3, 20082008-03-03
On Mon, 3 Mar 2008 18:50:16 +0100, "blisca"
<bliscachiocciolinatiscalipuntoit> wrote:
>> Win98 is long gone - nobody develops new software for it any more. Either
>> stay with old versions or move to at least W2k.
>>
>> Mit freundlichen Gr��en
>>
>> Frank-Christian Kr�gel
>
>Of course,Frank but i hoped that some version of AVRStudio and WinAvr could
>work with it,even last version are declared able to work with it.
>
>Licenses are not for free and i would like to play with freeware stuff.This
>is not for work but just for hobby.
A complete AVR development environment for Linux does exist.
And legal W2k professional licenses are being sold for just 30� on ebay
Germany.
Mit freundlichen Gr��en
Frank-Christian Kr�gel
Reply by blisca●March 3, 20082008-03-03
"Frank-Christian Kruegel" <dontmailme@news.invalid> ha scritto nel messaggio
news:qrdos3pajo0sbrnufcent9pdmrqnllankt@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 3 Mar 2008 17:47:16 +0100, "blisca"
> <bliscachiocciolinatiscalipuntoit> wrote:
>
> >I upgraded to the newest version to have the chance of programming in C.
> >
> >So i installed WinAvr and later AVRStudio; now AVRStudio is finally able
to
> >compile .c files but it crashes when i try to debug.
>
> Win98 is long gone - nobody develops new software for it any more. Either
> stay with old versions or move to at least W2k.
>
> Mit freundlichen Gr��en
>
> Frank-Christian Kr�gel
Of course,Frank but i hoped that some version of AVRStudio and WinAvr could
work with it,even last version are declared able to work with it.
Licenses are not for free and i would like to play with freeware stuff.This
is not for work but just for hobby.
Have a good night
Diego
Reply by Frank-Christian Kruegel●March 3, 20082008-03-03
On Mon, 3 Mar 2008 17:47:16 +0100, "blisca"
<bliscachiocciolinatiscalipuntoit> wrote:
>I upgraded to the newest version to have the chance of programming in C.
>
>So i installed WinAvr and later AVRStudio; now AVRStudio is finally able to
>compile .c files but it crashes when i try to debug.
Win98 is long gone - nobody develops new software for it any more. Either
stay with old versions or move to at least W2k.
Mit freundlichen Gr��en
Frank-Christian Kr�gel
Reply by blisca●March 3, 20082008-03-03
Hi to all,
recently i went from AVRStudio 4.11 to 4.12.460.Operating system is W98
The former never had a problem compiling ans simulating fo rdebug asm files.
I upgraded to the newest version to have the chance of programming in C.
So i installed WinAvr and later AVRStudio; now AVRStudio is finally able to
compile .c files but it crashes when i try to debug.
I can see the blue status bars move,after that a message error occurs and
when i press ok the program closes.
Any hint?
Or simply it is impossible to compile and debug in C under W98?
MAny thanks,
Diego
Italy