Re: [Amforth-devel] Difficulty with Hello World exercise

[Karl L. <kar...@se...>]

Exactly.  I've never had good luck using any simulator, AVRStudio's  
included.  I much prefer to trust the real hardware, even if you  
start out using an LED for debug.

BTW, have you tried out AVRStudio5 yet?  It was released just a few  
weeks ago and from the release notes, it looks like an excellent  
upgrade.

Karl

On Mar 20, 2011, at 3:16 PM, Marcin Cieslak wrote:

>> I duplicated these steps on my desktop machine (running windows 2000)
>> and targeted for the simulator. Everything works the same;  
>> execution of
>> that ijmp instruction again has 0x3860 in Z, and also crashes  
>> studio4.
>>
>> Surely something that simple, in a tool chain that's been released as
>> long as studio4 has been out, can't be a simple bug in avr studio
>> regarding the ijmp instruction. But I'm scratching my head over this,
>> and have not, as a result, made much progress at getting amforth  
>> to run
>> here.
>
> I am not using AVR studio at all (avra here) but it was mentioned
> on the mailing list that this is a known problem.  I don't think any
> solution has been found.
>
> What I do (and many others) we just upload our code to the target
> (I'm using avrdude) and we hack from there :)
>
> //Marcin
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