Re: [avr-chat] Cduino project -- new project for C/make arduino programming
Britton Kerin
> I've been scribbling at a similar sort of thing, it's not strictly
> about "making it easy", it's more about trying to offer understanding
> about what the arduino libraries are doing for you.
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> https://www.mainframe.cx/~ckuethe/avr-c-tutorial/
Sweeeeet. I notice you've written a lot more actual uc code than I have,
but don't have a build framework for the rather fiddly GNU AVR toolchain.
Whereas I've been beating the build/upload problem to death but don't have
a lot of uc code.
I dropped lesson1.c into my framework as a module and it compiled/uploaded/ran
perfectly.
I propose that we smash these two projects together. Specifically what I'd
like to do is make all the lessons modules and just call it a joint project.
We obviously would want the whole tutorial document as well.
I won't add modules without verifying that they work. But if you're agreeable
to the idea I can set up a git repo and we can check out them out and add
them as time and inclination permit.
Let me know what you think.
Britton
> On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 15:05, Britton Kerin <britto...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I've put together a project which aims to make it easy to program arduinos
>> using straight C and make (and AVR libc, avrdude and avr-gcc).
>>
>> Right now it includes modules to blink the LED and talk on the serial port,
>> but hopefully more to come...
>>
>> Check it out:
>>
>> http://brittonkerin.com/cduino/
>>
>> Britton
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