Theres lot of C Compilers. Theres iccavr which i currently used. You can find keygens at the internet for license. :) -jay --- dkinzer@easystreet.com <dkinzer@easystreet.com> wrote: > --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Graham Davies" <YahooGroups@e...> > wrote: > > I'm just starting out with the AVR. I bought an STK500, STK501 and > > two ATmega64s from DigiKey. AVR Studio is described by Atmel as an > > Integrated Development Environment and I expected that in > conjuction > > with the STKs I would be all set. However, unless I'm missing > > something, there is no C compiler and no means of debugging actual > > hardware. It seems I need to go out and spend more money on a C > > compiler (or struggle with GCC) and also on another piece of > hardware > > such as JTAGICE. Is this right? Is there really no compiler in AVR > > Studio? Is there really no means of debugging a program on the > > hardware without another adapter? > > I bought a STK500 from DigiKey as well. The description that I read > didn't say anything about a C compiler or any other high level > language. My assumption was that the IDE supported AVR assembly > language development. It turns out that that's true. > > I'm using WinAVR to do C development. Well, actually, I'm using > parts of it. I use a programmer's editor that I've been using for > years and hooked up the various parts of WinAVR to make my own IDE > within the editor. Click to compiler and link. Click to download. > WinAVR comes with its own programmer's editor that can be similarly > configured. > > While debugging is probably easier in some cases using some sort of > in-circuit emulator, I've not found it particularly difficult to > debug without one. I normally use debug print statements, a logic > probe, a multi-meter and, occasionally, an oscilloscope. A logic > analyzer might be helpful for particularly difficult problems, even > if you have an ICE. > > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25� http://photos.yahoo.com/ph/print_splash
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Re: STK500, STK501 & AVR Studio not a complete environment
2004-04-23 by jay marante
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