AVR-Chat

Graham Davies wrote:
> --- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "Dennis Clark" <dlc@...> wrote:
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>> Now I feel bad about making
>> a snarky reply ...
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> As snarky remarks go, that one was well within the bounds of acceptable discourse.
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>> ... 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.
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> You might still be misreading this.  "Real" real men do whatever makes them most productive, without apology, but with tolerance for the methods of others.  I think here a couple of us have proposed a solution to your problem that involves the use of AVR Studio, but that doesn't generalize to the entire group being advocates of IDE-only programming.  On the ARM group, you've probably attracted the attention of some command-line zealots.  When someone makes a suggestion, that's all it is, a suggestion.  You should stir what we say into the melting-pot of your own knowledge and come up with a solution that fits your own needs and style.

Oh quit lecturing.  I've used just about every tool around.  I use 
Windows stuff when I have to, I'm just not fond of Windows.  By 
comparison though things are way easier there than on my chosen 
platform, the Mac which I use for everything else.  But I'm still 
looking for a way to just stick with one OS.  That solution just doesn't 
exit.

DLC

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