AVR-Chat

--- Graham Davies <YahooGroups@ecrostech.com> wrote:

> $800 will be outside my comfort range so I will try
> GCC for now.


Hello Graham,

I've been using gcc for a couple of years with avr
processors. Further, it has performed well for me (And
the company I work for...) and is well supported by
the developers and the user community. Since your
going to give it a try, I suggest that you join the
mailing list for gcc for the avr:

http://www.avr1.org/mailman/listinfo

Post any questions you may have to the list and you'll
get answers, for sure. Also, gcc for the avr is being
used by a suprisingly large number of well known
companies and has proven it's worth commercial
applications.

If you have never used linux (Or unix variants such as
sun solaris or ibm aix) and are new to unix style
compilers, the majority of your questions are going to
center around the "make file". Not to worry though:
The
make file not hard to understand.

Best

Marvin Dickens 
 


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