On Thursday 06 August 2009 5:04 Irving Ruan wrote: > If it's no problem, could someone kindly point me in the right direction on > where to get started with this? I'm relatively new to embedded programming > and haven't found exactly what I was looking for in the avrdude > documention. I have an STK500 (ATmega324p) and a USB to RS-232 adapter. I > have the libusb-dev package on ubuntu 9.04, and have avrdude compiled. What > steps/precautions should I take from here on out? Can avrdude be integrated > with CodeBlocks IDE on linux? > > I'm trying to get this all working on Linux so I can move away from > development on Windows. > > - Irving
Hi Irving few weeks ago, i was in the same situation as you describe above. Fortunately i found the "Arduino-Project" (http://arduino.cc). This project is perfect for beginners in AVR uC programming. e.g. the arduino IDE creates a commandline and you can see how the avrdude is called to flash the uC. I did not find a documention for the AVR Wizard included in CodeBlocks but first trials gave good results. I'm also sure there is an option in C::B to start avrdude to flash the uC after compiling. I still use the Arduino IDE but i would prefer to use C::B in future. I'm using OpenSuse. cheers wally _______________________________________________ AVR-chat mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/avr-chat
