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Clarify? Are you asking if you'll be able to compile something with avr-gcc and upload it to the emulator? If so... maybe. All of my test code was compiled wit
by elptacek 11y ago
Clarify? Are you asking if you'll be able to compile something with avr-gcc and upload it to the emulator? If so... maybe.
All of my test code was compiled with Crosspack AVR libc. The bundle has its own test code which was very useful.
- pnathan 11y agoYes, sorry, I asked in haste. "Can I compile with gcc-avr and use that rather than your fine compiler" was the actual intended question.
- elptacek 11y agos/fine/crappy. Alas, all I can say is maybe. Because this emulator doesn't have some of the components that, say, an Arduino UNO might have, it doesn't support the entire AVR instruction set. For example, there is no UART support. I did write a bit that listens on a port where I could send the emulator keystrokes to mock up a UART (mostly just because I was stuck on something else and needed a distraction), but I didn't need IO, so there really is none, currently. Uploading machine code -might- break something. But in a fun way, I think.