I have a question about the status of avr-gdb
For the last couple of years I've been using codelite (http://codelite.org/)
for developing my AVR code. And then debugging with AVR Studio 4. This works
well enough. Recently though we bought a JtagIce3 from Atmel. And I've been
exploring AVR Studio 6, based on Microsoft Visual Studio. I'm not really happy
with it. I was wondering if avr-gdb is usuable for debugging, with the thought
of trying to get it to work with codelite. I can get the version of gcc that
comes with AVS6 to work no problem. However there is not avr-gdb compiled for
that tool chain.
For me pro is codelite is open source, and cross platform. Stable and lighter
weight than visual studio or say eclipse. Downside ism not sure if it can be
made to work. And little experience with gdb.
Thoughts? Is this worth pursuing?
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