AVR-Chat

> --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Dennis Clark" <dlc@...> wrote:
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>> Gosh, I feel terrible that I'm not a Windows user now.
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> I didn't say anything about Windows.  I just said that AVR Studio presents
> fuse programming in a way that I don't find confusing.  It isn't my fault
> that AVR Studio only runs on Windows, nor am I implying that all the tools
> that do run on other platforms are inadequate.  But, if you're finding
> fuses confusing, you may want to look for more help from your programming
> tools.

Now I feel bad about making a snarky reply...  I'm finding it humorous
that on the ARM group I'm chastised for wanting the IDE to handle more of
the details for me and being told that "real men" use makefiles and file
editors to program, and this list is exactly the opposite - I'm advised to
stick with the factory IDE and let it handle the details.

I do my development on a Mac OSX system using Eclipse/AVR plugin and my
programmer tool is avrdude which is a CLI tool.  I have to read and
understand the data sheets to properly set fuses, and I haven't even TRIED
to get debugging working through GDB and Avarice yet.

DLC

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Dennis Clark
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