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Subject: Re: [THS:20675] Re: Searching for JTAG Adapter or parts for it
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While we are on the debug thread,
I tried a few times to look for ways to debug code on AVR, but somehow
ended up in OneWire and windoze proprietary (paid) software land...

Is there any way to either:
* debug (set breakpoints, eval expressions) a running AVR, say in a
Freakduino + random shield connected somehow to linux PC
* emulate on linux PC, and do the same

(key is linux, if someone missed it).

Kalin.