Open avrs-admin opened 2 years ago
andyinno 2012-10-29 09:32:07
Added atxmega64d3 reference
andyinno 2012-10-29 09:34:15
Hello, after some testing I was able to debug atxmega64D3 using avarice, I made the change attached in the code for add that micro. I hope to see it added in next releases of avarice. Otherwise please let me know if I can do other test. thank you A.
joerg_wunsch 2012-11-05 16:28:27
Please make an attempt to clone one of the existing Xmega entries in src/devdescr.cc, and adapt it for your ATxmega64D3 chips. As you've got the samples, you can then tell us whether it works.
andyinno 2012-11-05 17:58:23
I already did it. there's a file attached with my changes. It is wrong?
thank you for your reply Andrea
joerg_wunsch 2012-11-05 19:56:16
I already did it. there's a file attached with my changes. It is wrong?
Oops, sorry, I've missed that.
In that case, it's better to file it as a patch rather than feature request, so I'll move it.
andyinno 2012-11-06 12:34:04
sure. Probably here's a better place for it. I opened the ticked in september and tryed to patch the source in october getting it work for what I need to do. So I create the patch. I didn't want to duplicate my posts in two placed and appended it on the ticket I already opened.
Andrea
andyinno
2012-09-18 10:02:07
Hello, I used avarice in the past with great satisfaction for debug applications on atmega devices. Actually I'm switching for new projects on atxmega devices and I didn't found any support for them. I browsed svn history and found some iìntegrations like 6 weeks ago. I actually have some demo chip of ATxmega64D3 I can test them with new avarice versions and try to get them working if someone helps me on how to start. Please, give me an help getting rid of AVR STUDIO, I don't want to use it anymore :) I love avarice.
atxmega64d3.patch
This issue was migrated from https://sourceforge.net/p/avarice/patches/21/