josheeg:
I agree I could use avr studio in windows but… I need more information to do it and do it in my ubuntu computer I can compile from source things
You may have to bite the bullet and use Windows XP.
I got some help searching and simuavr & DDD seam like avrstudio. Now how to get the arduino software IDE to output the c code and compile it with debugging information etc… elf… humm anyone try this before or know of a tutorial?
gdb and simulavr are the backend of AVR studio. With gdb and simulavr you can do the same things you can do with AVR studio.
Ubuntu has in its repository some ready packages. Look for gcc-avr, binutils-avr, avr-libc, avrdude, gdb-avr, simulavr. Just install them, that’s it 8)
The downside is that you don’t have a GUI, you probably need to simulate your code from the command line.
ddd is a graphical debugger their is a fue more on it’s links page so your saying all of them would talk to eatchother if I used snaptic package maniger in ubuntu or debian?