Hi, I'm a Linux user and gcc fan. At work I,m programming AVR ATMEGA128 using icc-avr and then loading the program to the board using MEGALOAD program. I'd like to try using gcc to compile my program. I have followed the instruction found in "AVR Libc Home Page" to compile my program and I have compiled the HEX file. Can i use this file whit windows and MEGALOAD? where cai i find a good guide,tutorial/how-to to switch from windows build system to a new linux based one? thank you
Gcc for AVR
Started by ●March 30, 2007
Reply by ●March 30, 20072007-03-30
On Mar 30, 6:41 pm, marco belli <elcab...@inwind.it> wrote:> Hi, > I'm a Linux user and gcc fan. > At work I,m programming AVR ATMEGA128 using icc-avr and then loading the > program to the board using MEGALOAD program. > > I'd like to try using gcc to compile my program. > I have followed the instruction found in "AVR Libc Home Page" to compile my > program and I have compiled the HEX file. > Can i use this file whit windows and MEGALOAD? > where cai i find a good guide,tutorial/how-to to switch from windows build > system to a new linux based one?In linux, you can use 'avrdude' to program the .hex file into the AVR. http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/avrdude
Reply by ●March 30, 20072007-03-30
Arlet wrote:> On Mar 30, 6:41 pm, marco belli <elcab...@inwind.it> wrote: >> Hi, >> I'm a Linux user and gcc fan. >> At work I,m programming AVR ATMEGA128 using icc-avr and then loading the >> program to the board using MEGALOAD program. >> >> I'd like to try using gcc to compile my program. >> I have followed the instruction found in "AVR Libc Home Page" to compile >> my program and I have compiled the HEX file. >> Can i use this file whit windows and MEGALOAD? >> where cai i find a good guide,tutorial/how-to to switch from windows >> build system to a new linux based one? > > In linux, you can use 'avrdude' to program the .hex file into the AVR. > > http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/avrdudeI'd like to try a soft transition to the new building system. i'll stat changing only the compiler, this is a already BIG STEP for me.