AVRInfo is part of the GCBASIC package. It’s particularly useful because it displays most (though not all) of the contents of a AVR chip definition file. Additionally, it provides links to relevant datasheets and other resources. Essentially, AVRINFO helps you understand the characteristics and features of specific AVR microcontrollers.
I will add the tabs just like with PICInfo but what else is need in this AVR specific tool?
I think this will be an incredible and useful addition to GC Studio. this will be essential to developers working with AVRs; also, will be very useful in the design phase when selecting microcontrollers that match the project.
I have no doubt that this will be, as you have us accustomed, another outstanding work from you.
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Last edit: Angel Mier 2024-10-14
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I have completed the initial build of AVRInfo. This will be part of the build 1141.
To access AVRInfo select function key F4, and, then type AVRInfo. The application will start ( that is the intent ). Build 1141 is required as the DAT file and the supporting index files ( chipfile.def ) are required.
The build is focused on enabling AVRInfo and this release is the last piece of the AVRDx project.
I am writing up a project report ( for other Developers in the future ) on the implementation of AVRDx. The highlights are:
96 man's day development
16 weeks development time
three developers
16 major technical phases
cost equivalent ~$50,000
1250 lines of compiler and library changes
hardware cost for prototype boards ~$150
one prototype board destroyed ~$32 !!
one sponsor paying for more Microchip boards
I will create a few videos for future developers and other information videos.
There is more in the pipeline. GCBASIC grows.
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AVRInfo is in development.
AVRInfo is part of the GCBASIC package. It’s particularly useful because it displays most (though not all) of the contents of a AVR chip definition file. Additionally, it provides links to relevant datasheets and other resources. Essentially, AVRINFO helps you understand the characteristics and features of specific AVR microcontrollers.
I will add the tabs just like with PICInfo but what else is need in this AVR specific tool?
PICInfo and AVRInfo side by side
Evan
Last edit: Anobium 2024-10-14
I think this will be an incredible and useful addition to GC Studio. this will be essential to developers working with AVRs; also, will be very useful in the design phase when selecting microcontrollers that match the project.
I have no doubt that this will be, as you have us accustomed, another outstanding work from you.
Last edit: Angel Mier 2024-10-14
Anyone out there... better and more patient than me?
Here is a screenshot of the new AVRInfo - I want to add an overview with a nice graphic.... but, I am not to good with graphics.
Anyone able to clean up/reproduce a better version ?
Evan
Last edit: Anobium 2024-10-15
https://youtu.be/FDgcfjZ2K0U
YouTube URL to show development stats.
https://youtu.be/FDgcfjZ2K0U
YouTube URL to show development stats.
I have completed the initial build of AVRInfo. This will be part of the build 1141.
To access AVRInfo select function key F4, and, then type AVRInfo. The application will start ( that is the intent ). Build 1141 is required as the DAT file and the supporting index files ( chipfile.def ) are required.
The build is focused on enabling AVRInfo and this release is the last piece of the AVRDx project.
I am writing up a project report ( for other Developers in the future ) on the implementation of AVRDx. The highlights are:
I will create a few videos for future developers and other information videos.
There is more in the pipeline. GCBASIC grows.