>> I have an old patchset[1] to this effect, but I didn't want to proceed >> without a discussion. I was concerned that there might be a use, for all >> these different versions, that I did not comprehend. > > I don't think so. The AVRs are so tiny and development using them is usually > done by copying library source code into your project, so I cannot see any > reason to care about different gcc versions for AVR.
Thanks for the clarification. I have pushed to master a patchset that makes avr-gcc track the version. So, our avr-gcc is now version 7.5.0. And, I have replaced the various avr-toolchain functions with simple variables. > avrdude is another matter--it's very easy to break that if you don't actually > test it. True, I too have an ISP programmer that only works with an older version of avrdude. Cheers!
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