Re: [Amforth-devel] linux/windows

[Marcin C. <sa...@sa...>]

>> Erich Waelde <ew....@na...> wrote:

> You are forced to extract the include files from AVR Studio, because license
> obligations do not permit anyone else to distribute those files, or
> AVR Studio itself.

Do you have some more information about licensing? Actually the
platform specific-includes are machine-generated files (that's
what the header file says) and hardly creative work subject to copyright.
Of course, I just need an opinion, not a legal advice :)
I was leaning towards distributing .inc file with avra. 

> You are not forced to use the AVRAssembler2 that comes with AVR Studio.
> You can do with avra. However, that means
> b. or you need to patch the newest avra (1.3.0) with patches contributed by
>     M.Cieslak. These patches have not been included in avra for reasons I
>     don't know. I have built a patched version of avra and use it routinely.
>     "Works for me (tm)".

Yes, patches are now in the "git master", so fetching the newest
version from the repository works:

http://avra.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=avra/avra

I need to finish proper preprocessor integration, implement
.overlay (not difficult to do) and provide support for all platforms
that avrasm2 does. 

//Marcin