AVR-Chat

He may be confusing several topics.  There is a set of tools for
developing C software on the Macintosh using Eclipse.  this uses a nifty
plugin to allow AVR-GCC to be fully integrated with Eclipse as a full
IDE.

  Of course the question is rather like "How far is up?", the OP should
lurk for a bit and search around for the general information and post
specific, answerable questions.  AVRFreaks is a good start.  :)

DLC

> Studio (assembler) and avr-gcc and WinAVR (gcc port to windows) are
> all free. Plugins are not needed. Studio has its own editor. WinAVR
> comes with something like Programmer's Notepad. Studio is in the 8-bit
> micros section of Atmel website. Google will find the others.
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> Jim Wagner
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> On Jan 15, 2008, at 10:48 AM, rklewis07728 wrote:
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>> see subject PLUS where do I get the PLUG-INS for the editor for ALL
>> Atmel's processors
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>> THANKS ALL
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