Does anyone have a working application example for AVR? If so, I'd like to see it. I can build a simple GCB program for ATMega328 and get GCB to compile it into .asm code, but I can't seem to get gcasm to assemble it.
Should I be using a different assembler? Is there an IDE such as Prithvi that pulls it all together so one can easily build AVR projects with GCB?
Joe
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Not sure about gcasm and the AVR. I downloaded AVR studio for its assembler (avrasm2 ), and used that. I still continue to use Crimson Editor, and created another macro to point to a parallel set of AVR BAT files, and .asm file. Try it out and see, worked great for me.
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Does anyone have a working application example for AVR? If so, I'd like to see it. I can build a simple GCB program for ATMega328 and get GCB to compile it into .asm code, but I can't seem to get gcasm to assemble it.
Should I be using a different assembler? Is there an IDE such as Prithvi that pulls it all together so one can easily build AVR projects with GCB?
Joe
Not sure about gcasm and the AVR. I downloaded AVR studio for its assembler (avrasm2 ), and used that. I still continue to use Crimson Editor, and created another macro to point to a parallel set of AVR BAT files, and .asm file. Try it out and see, worked great for me.
I do this way:
gcbasic -A:GCASM filename
but i think you can configure it in gcbasic.ini, just uncomment:
Assembler = GCASM
And comment out any other lines about assembler.