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elf file produces this error message:Īvr-objcopy -j. The rule in the sample/Makefile for producing a. Summary: WinAVR_20090313 avr-objcopy issue
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Message generated for change (Tracker Item Submitted) made by dkinzer Is mistake in file avr\include\avr\power.h on line 1137:
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Summary: power.h: power_timer2_disable() for at90usb82\162 Message generated for change (Tracker Item Submitted) made by In the meantime, there is an easy work-around using avr-objcopy to reset the EEPROM address so the debugger will recognize it:Īvr-objcopy -change-section-vma. I am submitting a request to Atmel to change that. There appear to be 35 linker script files that are affected.ĪVR Studio debugger will currently not recognize EEPROM data at this alternate starting address. eeprom section starts at 0x811000 instead of 0x810000. This should be done by changing all the XMEGA linker scripts so the. To use EEPROM memory mapping on XMEGA, the address of EEPROM variables must start at offset 0x1000 instead of 0. Message generated for change (Tracker Item Submitted) made by dosdaddy > For the long term, yes there are eventual plans for a prebuilt Linux toolchain, but it's not in process yet.
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IIRC, this script tries to be patch compatible to WinAVR. > For now, the best thing to do is to go to the AVR Freaks website (go to the AVR GCC forum, and look at the top for a sticky post about a Linux build script from "Bingo". > Is anyone working on building winavr for Linux? > developers will be using Windows and Linux it would make sense to > really leading the way for the most updated gcc for avr. > gcc and does not support the xmega parts. > package that is easy to add, but it seems to be based on a stock 4.3.3 > I'd like to use avr-gcc on my Linux systems. > From: Paul Thomas Sent: Thursday, Octo11:02 AM Little frustrating that in this case the linux tool (gcc) works better I didn't spend much timeĭebugging the errors, so maybe they're something simple. I have attached a fixed version for the 32D4 Specifically, offsets 0x12 - 0x17 or the spots occupied by the word registers for channels 1, 2, and 3 in the Xmega A series. In the header files for the Xmega D series, the ADC_t struct is missing several blank registers, resulting in the improper offset being calculated when trying to access items further down the list. Summary: Xmega D ADC struct missing registers Message generated for change (Tracker Item Submitted) made by jgiers
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This really makes code un-portable between say ATMega168 and ATMega328P In 'iom328p.h' you have decided to define the pins as: Including the initial issue submission, for this request,
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