Hi Gert, > Have folks in this group used this board? I haven't got this Arduino board but I use the Arduino development environment with some AVR Mega168 hardware I'm developing which is Arduino compatible. > They promote this intermediate language to control the MCU. > How is that perceived? Is it a benefit? Or does it remove the > user from more direct access to machine functionality? The Arduino environment/language is just a thin layer over normal C/C++ using the AVR-GCC compiler with a special pre-processor that looks after including header files and supplying the real: int main() Function that then calls the setup() and loop() functions that are exposed to the Arduino environment. > Is it > possible to 'bypass' > this language and just use regular assembly programs on this device? > (is this documented/recommended?) There is nothing special about the hardware and yes you can just use it with AVR assembler or AVR-GCC if you want. It has the normal AVRISP header for programming. HTH Alex
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RE: [AVR-Chat] Re: Getting started on AVR with USB
2008-09-07 by Alex Shepherd
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