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During installation, a DOS-window should appear, dumping lines of compiler output to the screen for about a minute or so.

You may not think you need the “Unix Tools”, but these include also the make.exe and rm.exe utilities and you will need them.Īlso, it is important to make a few checks to ensure that the installation, including the compilation of all libraries are completed: Make sure to leave all seven boxes checked.

For convenience, choose the default install location “c:\avrgcc”. Installing AVRGCC This is also a fairly straightforward process just run the downloaded executable. Open this folder after decompression is finished, and run “install.exe”. The self-extracting archive unpacks to the folder of your choice. Installing AVRstudio This should involve no problems. It is assumed that you have set up your STK500 to work with your computer’s COM port before starting out. AT90s8515), and a Personal Computer of a certain standard running MS Windows9x/NT/2000. Besides this software you of course need the STK-500 (or equivalent) development board, a chip (i.e. ĭownloadable from It is important that you try to use our package, as it contains all the correct additional files (.bat files, makefiles) that you need to complete this guide).

Downloadable from AVRGCC executable installer “avrgcc200112XXa_AVRfreaks.exe”, AVRfreaks distribution of dec.07, 2001 or later. Used in this introduction: ĪVRstudio executable installer, “astudio.exe” release 3.53 of nov.8, 2001 or later. This introduction leads step by step to the successful build of sample code, and programming of whichever AVR part you have chosen, on the STK500 development board. Installing and using AVRGCC with AVRstudio This is a comprehensive introduction on how to install AVRstudio and and the GNU AVR C compiler “avr-gcc”, and making them work together. All software versions and URLs in this document valid as of dec.13, 2001.