From: "rajeev joshi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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4.While working on windows which compiler, simulator shpuld use ,right now
i
m having codevision AVR ,AVR studio .
5. But i m not gettin how to work on WINAVR .
What is your goal?
If you have to get a project out, and you have a paid license for
CodeVisionAVR, it's probably easiest just to use that. CVAVR takes you by
the hand and leads you through the process. Support on the Yahoo group and
from HPInfotech is quite good. It's not necessarily a "better" tool than
WinAVR, but its learning curve is easier to overcome, and it's certainly
better than acceptable.
If your goal is to develop software under WinAVR, and you're not familiar
with the GNU tools or comfortable with the edit-compile-debug cycle outside
a completely integrated IDE, you might want to check out avrfreaks.net
articles on the tools. Personally, I have a much harder time navigating
avrfreaks than using the tools, but there is helpful information there if
you're willing to dig for it.
If you want to develop under both UN*X and Windoze, gcc is a much better
option. It is difficult, but possible, to write code that compiles and runs
under both WinAVR and CVAVR (I've done it many times), but it involves
becoming quite familiar with both tools, and giving up some of the
simplifying assumptions of CVAVR, as well as hiding syntax differences
behind macros.
HTH,
-=Dave
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