Posted by 12oclocker: Tue. Jan 12, 2021 - 02:07 AM
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In linux I have been using command line for avr development for years now. Any text editor, xed or geany, is fine for writing C or asm files. Once you get used to it, it is surprisingly quicker to develop in than sluggish GUI stuff. If mplab has avr simulation that may be worth checking out. Linux command line simulation is lacking.
This release of the Microchip MPLAB® XC8 C compiler is a minor update that contains a bug fix.
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3. What's New
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3.1. Version 2.32
Stack Guidance Available with a PRO compiler license, the compiler's stack guidance feature can be used to estimate the maximum depth of any stack used by a program. It constructs and analyzes the call graph of a program, determines the stack usage of each function, and produces a report, from which the depth of stacks used by the program can be inferred. This feature is enabled through the command-line option. A summary of stack usage is printed after execution. A detailed stack report is available in the map file, which can be requested in the usual way.
New device support Support is available for the following AVR parts: ATTINY427, ATTINY424, ATTINY426, ATTINY827, ATTINY824, ATTINY826, AVR32DB32, AVR64DB48, AVR64DB64, AVR64DB28, AVR32DB28, AVR64DB32, and AVR32DB48.
Retracted device support Support is no longer available for the following AVR parts: AVR16DA28, AVR16DA32 and, AVR16DA48.
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5. Fixed Issues
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5.1. Version 2.32
Second access of library fails (XC8-2381) Invoking the Windows version of the library archiver a second time to access an existing library archive may have failed with an error message.
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TopIn linux I have been using command line for avr development for years now. Any text editor, xed or geany, is fine for writing C or asm files. Once you get used to it, it is surprisingly quicker to develop in than sluggish GUI stuff. If mplab has avr simulation that may be worth checking out. Linux command line simulation is lacking.
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TopHave you looked at this: https://github.com/avrsimulator/... ? Linux models (.so) are available in the DFPs at http://packs.download.atmel.com/.
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