didier
August 24, 2011, 6:46pm
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any idea to start with avr ?
I tried arduino in assembly language with crossworks and olimex avr-isp-iso
but it’s a disaster, no debug, and the avr-isp-iso often fails…
I’m really happy with arm cortex m3 (olimex) / crossworks / seggers jlink edu
apparently crossworks works with crossconnect jtag on some board.
any idea on the board I should use ?
I’m rather lost
thanks
Use the Arduino hardware with AVR Studio and a Dragon?
didier
August 24, 2011, 9:59pm
3
apparently avr dragon is not supporting some chip
and debugging is limited to chip with less than 32k flash…
I’m planning to use arduino uno / arduino mega…
The Dragon supports all AVRs and it isn’t restricted to 32k when debugging.
didier
August 25, 2011, 7:50am
5
I’ve seen this text several times on the web:
AVR Studio limits the Dragon to debugging the first 32k of code in a project. The most likely reason for this limitation is so it does not compete with the higher priced Atmel JTAG ICE mkII.
frankly avrdragon looks fantastic.
I feared the limitation…
I’m using crossworks (support avr dragon too)
thanks
That 32k restriction was removed a long time ago.
didier
August 25, 2011, 4:29pm
7
that’s perfect tanks
avr dragon looks really cool.
read the tutorials, talk to the users on AVRfreaks.net .
didier
September 27, 2011, 7:05pm
9
I finally bought a avrdragon, works wonderfully with crossworks
and an arduino uno modified for debugwire.
thanks all