AVR-Chat

> At 06:27 AM 6/02/2008, you wrote:
>>I've never had a working
>>debugger setup using AVR Studio, and while I have a JTAG MKII, I've
>>never gotten it to work for me, so <shrug>.  I'm glad I won it as a door
>>prize at a seminar.
>
> I wish I had won one of them :-) I'll have to buy one shortly
> if another Dragon is not forthcoming. (I partially blew mine up).
>
> I have been suffering with Studio and Atmel debuggers for the past
> 8 years or so. Still would not live without them, warts and all.
>
> Sorry, I just can't understand anyone doing debugs without some way
> of being able to look inside the chip, single steps, memory and port
> modify, breakpoints etc. I guess I have been spoiled this past
> 1/4 century having always some form of debugging facility even if a
> simple monitor, Motorola like.

  I've been whipped by such things and have found them to be generally
impenetrable and impossible to use and unreliable at best.  I've given
up.  my Microchip debugger on an ICD2 works most of the time and is
quite useful, but that is the best I've seen, and it isn't all that
great.

DLC

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> John Samperi
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