Hi Jan,
>> I googled a lot on this problem and this time tried to build the chain on
>> MacOSX (recipe below). I still hit the same problem. It simply won't build
>> code for the atmega2560 chip! :-(
>
> The device list in gcc is in gcc/config/avr/avr-devices.c - can you see
> atmega2560/2561 t
>I googled a lot on this problem and this time tried to build the chain on
>MacOSX (recipe below). I still hit the same problem. It simply won't build
>code for the atmega2560 chip! :-(
The device list in gcc is in gcc/config/avr/avr-devices.c - can you see
atmega2560/2561 there?
JW
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Hi Jan and all,
> That's strange as by 4.3.3 the avr6 (subfamily/group where both ATMega256x
> belong) support was certainly already established. I use 4.2.2 for my
> daily work with ATMega2560.
>
> But it is known to be tricky to build a working package. Your "free" way is
> too suspicious.
I g
>> What is your avr-gcc version?
>Configured with: ../gcc-4.3.3/
That's strange as by 4.3.3 the avr6 (subfamily/group where both ATMega256x
belong) support was certainly already established. I use 4.2.2 for my
daily work with ATMega2560.
But it is known to be tricky to build a working package.
Hi Jan,
> That's strange as by 4.3.3 the avr6 (subfamily/group where both ATMega256x
> belong) support was certainly already established. I use 4.2.2 for my
> daily work with ATMega2560.
avr6 definitely does not show up in my "Known MCU names:" list. It ends at
avr5!? :-(
And my gcc is
Config
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Jan Waclawek
> Date: November 27, 2014 8:40:36 AM GMT+01:00
> To: Andreas Höschler
> Subject: Re: [avr-gcc-list] Programming ATMega2560
>
> That's strange as by 4.3.3 the avr6 (subfamily/group where both ATMega256x
> belong) support was certainly already establi
