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#38 AVR not found in Project Properties

v1.0_(example)
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nobody
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2020-12-02
2018-06-07
chaitra
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Hello,

I have installed the AVR Plugin for the eclipse version as stated below:

Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers
Version: Oxygen.3a Release (4.7.3a)
Build id: 20180405-1200

I have done the Programmer configuration which can be seen in the attached screenshot.
But, I see that AVR is not being listed in the Project properties.

Do I need to change anything in the congiguration?
I request you to please help me solve this issue.

Thank you

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  • chaitra

    chaitra - 2018-06-07
    • labels: --> AVR, Arduino, Eclipse, Properties, Programmer Configuration
     
  • Jack Wilborn

    Jack Wilborn - 2019-06-23

    I have the same or similar issue. I have a tiny85 project I've worked on since installation of Eclipse and most items are functioning. I have a new mega328p project that I'd like to start on.

    When I create a File->New->Project I select the 'C/C++ project', takes me to 'C++ Managed Build' and then to 'AVR Cross Target Application' and 'Empty Project'. This appears to complete with no errors as no log files seem to exists for that project.

    If I go to 'Window->Preferences' I see the AVR entry there.

    The problem I have is when I right click on the project and select properties, there is no AVR for selection of 'AVRDude' or 'Target Hardware'. If I open the project and select the AVR upload icon, it states there is 'No AVR project selected', even thought this project is selected and open.

    In the right click on properties and select build->tool chain I see the AVR toolchain, associated with this project.

    I've tried the arduino option on a new project and many other things. Anyone have a suggestion I'd like to hear...

    Thanks

     
  • Digby Turner

    Digby Turner - 2020-12-02

    sing Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers
    Version: 2020-09 (4.17.0)
    Build id: 20200910-1200

    with AVR_Eclipse_Plugin

    creating a new C project --

    If you use
    File -> new -> C/C++ Project -> C Managed Build -> AVR Cross Target Application -> Empty Project
    you get a project without the AVR link in its "Project Properties"

    If you use
    File -> new -> C/C++ Project -> C Managed Build -> AVR Cross Target Static Library -> Empty Project
    you get a project which has the AVR link in its "Project Properties" but no ability to use AvrDude.

    The difference appears to be one line in the .project file !

    which is " <nature>de.innot.avreclipse.core.avrnature</nature> "

    Add this line to the .project file in the AVR Cross Target Application project directory and it works !!

     

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