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Following up on my previous query to the group:

 

Codevision AVR creates the following files when my program is successfully
compiled:

 

1) COFF Symbolic Debug File; size: 20kB

 

2) STR1 file; 1kB

 

3) SYM1 file; 6kB

 

4) SYM2 file; 3kB

 

5) SYM3 file; 1kB

 

6) ATMEL Object file; 40kB

 

Can I assume that the ATMEL object file is the Hex file? (It is certainly
the biggest of the 6 files.)

 

I need an example of how to use AVR Studio 6 to program my AVR ATMega88PA
chip using the correct file from Codevision.

 

Thanks,

 

Benny Smith

Santa Rosa, CA

USA.

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From: "Benny Smith" <benny@inch-worm.com <mailto:benny%40inch-worm.com> >
To: AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com <mailto:AVR-Chat%40yahoogroups.com> 
Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2013 4:23:58 PM
Subject: RE: [AVR-Chat] Brown-Out detection

I have used Codevision AVR to develop a program for lighting control.

We are about to go into production and I need to program the ATMega chip on
each board as part of the production flow.

I have a single-user license for Codevision, which I use on my development
system (PC). I am trying to avoid purchasing another license just to
program AVR chips in production.

Once the program is compiled on my machine, a set of files is produced that
are then used to program the AVR.

There must be a way to use these files on another PC to program ATMega chips
without installing a copy of Codevision to do it.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Benny Smith

Inchworm Solutions

Santa Rosa, CA

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