Difference between revisions of "Platforms atmega"

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-"'''atmega'''" is a platform supporting hardware based on the Atmega368 processor, such as Arduino.
+In MansOS, "'''atmega'''" is a platform supporting hardware based on the Atmega368 processor, such as Arduino.
-=====Dependencies=====
+===Compile example===
-In Ubuntu you shopuld have the following packages installed:
- sudo apt-get install gcc-avr avr-libc
-=====Make example=====
  make atmega
+===Upload example===
  make atmega upload
+===Dependencies===
+You should have the following packages installed: '''binutils-avr''', '''gcc-avr''', '''avr-libc''', '''avr-dude'''.
+For example, in Ubuntu do this to install them:
+ sudo apt-get install binutils-avr gcc-avr avr-libc avrdude
+See [[AVR toolchain compilation]] guide. It also includes hints for MacOS X users (including MacOS X Snow Leopard).
+'''Warning''': older avr-gcc and avr-libc version (prior 4.3.4) do not support ATMega328P micro controller, which is used in MansOS. If your distribution has an older avr-gcc, you can compile AVR toolchain by hand.
+'''Warning''': If you have TinyOS installed from [http://tinyos.stanford.edu/tinyos/ TinyOS] repository, you must uninstall TinyOS AVR packages which do conflict with the newest versions provided by official Ubuntu repository:
+ sudo apt-get remove avr-binutils-tinyos avr-gcc-tinyos avr-libc-tinyos

Latest revision as of 16:26, 13 September 2012