AVR-Chat

Brian,

>     http://wsmanager.sourceforge.net/

yeah, I got that on my G4, its superb!!!

> BTW, even though AVR Studio doesn't support MacOS X, the open source
> tools for the AVR run very very well on Mac OS X.  All tools basically
> compile right out of the box, just like on any other Unix system -
> gcc, binutils, avr-libc, avrdude, avarice (avarice needs a little
> help, but it is minor).

UGH!
The headache I've had trying to get them to work.
I run Virtual PC 7 with windows 2000...
If you or anyone wants to do 'an idiots guide to develop for AVR under OSX' 
I'd be a very very happy bunny..

> Oh - and Eagle for schematic capture and layout supports native MacOS
> X.  It works great also.

I can't get on with eagle. I've got OrCAD for the PC, I wish they'd do an 
OSX verson.


> It's a very nice system to use for development!  You gain a lot and
> give up nothing.

hair, I lost a lot of that trying to get the OSX tool chain working (despite 
following ononline guide and buying a bloody keyspan USB->Serial convertor 
which OSX ignores!)

Paul