AVR-Chat

Brian,

> Maybe I'll do that at some point, but ... honestly, all I did for each
> one was to extract the source and then:
>
>    ./configure --prefix=/usr/local/avr --target=avr
>    make && make install

huh?

> For gcc, you need to add --enable-languages=c to the configure.

ok, perhaps I shoudl explain, I know nothing about unix :-)
I can do LS, and I know about changing owners and permissions, but thats 
where it ends.

> If the primary issue is an unfamiliarity with Unix development, most
> any good Unix book will apply directly to MacOS X for the most part.

thats the big issue :-)
I hate to say it, but on windows, all I do is hit 'install' and it works :-)

> While Eagle runs very well on MacOS X, I admit it definitely requires
> some getting used to.  I've learned to work with it, it does what I
> need, but there is a learning curve.  But that is not specific to the
> MacOS X port - I've heard the same complaint from Windows users.

yeah, the trouble is the only time I need to use it, I need something 
quick'ish..

> I use the Keyspan USA-19HS - it has worked fine for me from day one.

doesn't for me, OSX doesn't see it at all, at least I can see any serial 
devices appear anywhere (/etc/dev/ I think is where itshould appear).

Paul