Hi
I kind off wrote a little tutorial about hello world :roll: but gave it a little twist with ncftpput and telnet thru a perl script... and with the Makefile as the red line.
The tutorial in the wiki:
https://www.avrfreaks.net/wiki/index.php/Documentation:Tutorials_Hello_world_on_NGW100_built_on_Ubuntu
What do you think off the perl telnet thing?
And do you have any other funny little "hacks" that can make life easier?
BR
Johan
Hey, thanks! A few comments:
And the short version off that page isavr32-linux-gcc -pipe -O2 -g -Wall -D_GNU_SOURCE -c -o hello.o hello.c
avr32-linux-gcc -pipe -O2 -g -Wall -o hello hello.o
avr32-linux-gcc -o hello hello.c ;-).
This has symmetry with the host build line too, hopefully meaning people won't think that a cross-build _has_ to be more complex.
As a more general thing, there are a lot of Hello-world tutorials out there. They're all linked from different places and I reckon yours is the first linked from the right place! That is, from the main page as they shouldn't be ngw100-specific. Just as useful as your new howto is a bit of a purge/reorgainization of the old one. I've been meaning to do it for a while, I'd love it if you beat me to it ;-)
Thanks again, nice :-)
-S.
Well now that you mention it, most parts are quite general and should be easily applicable on most other civilized platforms 8)
I mean you install the tool chain in some different ways, but then you use it nearly the same.
You can install ncftp and perl on most platforms, so with some work it could work on Windows as well (under cygwin),
but it is harder.
And one off my point is to try to show that it is quite easy nowadays if you do it right.
Then it should be the same even if you use the other AVR32 AP7xxx cards, but I can't verify that since I don't have that hardware :(
As a more general thing, there are a lot of Hello-world tutorials out there.
A start could be to have the links in the same place.
BR
Johan
Well now that you mention it, most parts are quite general and should be easily applicable on most other civilized platforms 8)I mean you install the tool chain in some different ways, but then you use it nearly the same.
You can install ncftp and perl on most platforms, so with some work it could work on Windows as well (under cygwin),
but it is harder.
And one off my point is to try to show that it is quite easy nowadays if you do it right.
Then it should be the same even if you use the other AVR32 AP7xxx cards, but I can't verify that since I don't have that hardware :(
Quote:As a more general thing, there are a lot of Hello-world tutorials out there.A start could be to have the links in the same place.
Thanks again,
-S.
