Re: [avr-chat] Kdevelop for avr-gcc?

[Trevor White]

Hi, I use Kdevelop3 for development. Under the project menu options you 
can import a project. This allows you to import a makefile. I did this 
with a makefile I edited from WINAVR. Once I imported it, all the 
options were sorted out and I was able to compile and program from 
within Kdevelop. It works really really well.

Trev

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> Hi Kitts:
>
> I have used kdevelop as an IDE for avr programming; it's a simple(?)
> matter of changing the target in one of the project options. The beauty
> of this system is that you can create a number of targets with the one
> source base.
>
> It's under one of the options; you have to change the C compiler (to
> avr-gcc), linker, etc that the IDE calls. Then you can use kdevelop as
> an IDE. If you have a nice Makefile, you can also probably use it to
> program your AVR, too.
>
> Sorry I can't give you more specifics, but I'm at work where all I have
> is XP.
>
> Cheers,
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> Subject: [avr-chat] Kdevelop for avr-gcc?
>
>
> Hi all,
> I know that it has been a discussion in the past to know which is the
> best IDE 
> on linux fro development with the AVR. On windows, though not a complete
> IDE, 
> Winavr is a very nice tool chain which helps in development.
>
> Linux does not seem to have any such tool chain. It would be nice to
> have a 
> IDE in linux that can help project management. debugging, simulation and
>
> programming.
>
> Kdevelop is a very nice IDE in Linux. Would it be possible to use
> Kdevelop in  
> developing for the AVR for Project management and debugging if not
> simulation 
> and chip programming?
>
> If there is a way of using Kdevelop or something of the like, could
> someone 
> guide me through? I am new to Linux and hence am not familiar with the
> tools 
> available. Any web reference or inputs will be useful.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Kitts
>
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