AVR-Chat

If you can't live with AVR Studio, there are other IDEs for the AVR
that have JTAG/Debugging/flashing built in. Mostly C-oriented though.
Crossworks is a candidate as I think they have their own AVR assembler
and linker used with their C compiler.

I have used Studio for years, just as a simple IDE for C and ASM and
flashing. Never had any problems. This is with XP.



--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, "David VanHorn" <microbrix@...> wrote:
>
> >  But, as I never had any problem like yours, either
> >  with Studio 3.xx or 4.xx, both under Win 98 and
> >  Win XP pro in the past 8 years I >> COULD << conclude
> >  that you are doing something wrong. But then I can't see
> >  what.
> 
> Well, I have also had my fill of irrational problems with studio.
> I've never experienced what he's talking about, but then again a lot
> of my problems with studio are unique to me (according to atmel) and I
> don't run Vista, so I can't really try to induce such a problem.
> 
> In my case, the frustration with atmel has led to a company decision
> to disqualify the AVR line, and move to ARM, where there is a
> multiplicity of vendors offering toolsets, and processors.  In fact,
> I've become a little frustrated because there are so MANY choices.. :)
> 
> The problems with studio are a long enduring, and expensive mystery to
> me.  But I simply can't afford them professionally. Perhaps, with
> time, things will improve.
>