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2005-01-28 by Paul Maddox
Mike, > using the Xcode development environment: > http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2005/01/21/embedded.html thanks for the link. I'd tried a lot of this, though never used the XCode, so thats nice to know. My problem is, I could never get UISP to talk with the USB->Serial convertor I bought (A Key span one) and then the AVR-ISP that I use.. I now run VPC7, and CV-AVR. Paul
2005-01-28 by Mike Murphree
using the Xcode development environment: http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2005/01/21/embedded.html Mike
2005-01-28 by Paul Maddox
Mike, > He had apparently came up with a programming solution using an external > USB breakout box. I thought avrdude was supposed to work too, maybe Brian > could answer that... I tried that, had no end of hassle, but I'm new to open source work. > How painful is that? its beautiful... Drag and drop from OSX desktop to windows desktop, shared resources, etc... and its pretty smooth. > FWIW, I once ran PC-Ditto on an Atari ST. Talking about slow... well, VPC7 won't win any speed awards, but its fast enough to run OrCAD and CV-AVR without being annoying. Paul
2005-01-28 by Mike Murphree
Paul Maddox said: > > Mike, > >> using the Xcode development environment: >> http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2005/01/21/embedded.html > > thanks for the link. > I'd tried a lot of this, though never used the XCode, so thats nice to > know. My problem is, I could never get UISP to talk with the USB->Serial > convertor I bought (A Key span one) and then the AVR-ISP that I use.. He had apparently came up with a programming solution using an external USB breakout box. I thought avrdude was supposed to work too, maybe Brian could answer that... I did get avarice to build finally, but I haven't tried it yet. > > I now run VPC7, and CV-AVR. > How painful is that? FWIW, I once ran PC-Ditto on an Atari ST. Talking about slow... Mike
2005-01-28 by Brian Dean
On Fri, Jan 28, 2005 at 08:25:33AM -0600, Mike Murphree wrote: > He had apparently came up with a programming solution using an > external USB breakout box. I thought avrdude was supposed to work > too, maybe Brian could answer that... Works fine - I use a PowerMac dual G5 for the bulk of my AVR work, so I can say with confidence that it works very well :-) > I did get avarice to build finally, but I haven't tried it yet. That, too. -Brian -- Brian Dean BDMICRO - ATmega128 Based MAVRIC Controllers http://www.bdmicro.com/