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Hi folks,

has anybody out there successfully used GCC to write programs for the 
Tiny26?

I tried this recently but ran into weird problems:
The first one was easy to find: GCC used the non-existend EEAH to 
address EEPROM and this didn't work. While wading thru the .lss file 
I discovered that the startup code also initializes the non-existend 
SPH. The data sheet says that writing to unimplemented registers 
leads to unpredictable results and that really seems to be the case.

When I took the assembler part of the .lss file, trimmed it to AVRA 
format and removed the forbidden accesses, the program ran as planned.

When looking at the sourceforge site I found that somebody else had 
already reported this in august, but unfortunately nobody felt a need 
to react. Does anybody know where to put the lever if I wanted to try 
to fix this myself? Where in the dungeon of the GCC directories is 
the source of the startup code burried?

BTW: Where did the AVR-GCC mailing list move to? I somehow lost track 
of it...

Stefan

At 06:02 AM 16/11/2005, you wrote:
>BTW: Where did the AVR-GCC mailing list move to? I somehow lost track
>of it...

For as long as I know it has always been at avrfreks.net,
it has it's own forum.

Regards

John Samperi

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> BTW: Where did the AVR-GCC mailing list move to? I somehow lost track
> of it...

There are 3 mailing lists over here:

http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/avr-gcc-list
http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/avr-chat
http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/avr-libc-dev

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 At 06:02 AM 16/11/2005, you wrote:
 >BTW: Where did the AVR-GCC mailing list move to? I somehow lost track
 >of it...

regards

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Francisco