Atmel Mega128 Tools

-- // richard

You can download an excellent lib at

AVR Studio has only the assembler integrated. With AVRStudio 4.08 it is possible to debug C Code. You have to program in another environment, but the resulting object File can be download into AVR Studios Simulator. When using GCCs "extcoff" Format AVRStudio 4.08 is able to debug on the C-Leve, e.g. you step through C Functions not assembly. Beware: AVRStudio versions prior to 4.08 can not do this (They will only show you the assembler code your compiler generated).

This is the only "free" solution I'm aware off.

MfG

Sebastian

Hi harshit!

Good idea is build cross-compiler for AVR from gcc source, but on Cygwin enviroment (if You working on Windows) and editing avr-source in emacs editor. Advantages of using Cygwin? One enviroment - multiple target platforms (actually I have crosses for avr, h8s and SH).

This is a lousy idea. ( must be a *nix guy that said that )

Just download from:

Install and just use it.

"your" compiler here must refer only to GCCAVR as AVR Studio can debug at C source level, at least with ICCAVR and IAR generated code at C source level since "forever."

-- // richard

I've been using gcc for an Hitachi processor. It works very well and is well supported by the community. Is the AVR port good and is it well supported?

Dan

Suggest you check with people on

Their forums are pretty active, and one of them is devoted to the AVR port = of gcc.

Sorry, I didn't know that.

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