[avr-gcc-list] address@hidden: NEW: AVR programming tutorial]

[Joerg Wunsch]

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> Fri, 13 May 2005 20:37:12 +0200
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> hello all,
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> we have developed a new new programming tutorial that should help you get
> going on AVR platforms using a simple yet powerful operating system. 
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> BTnode Programming - An Introduction to BTnut Applications
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> http://www.btnode.ethz.ch/support/btnodetutorial/index.html
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> This tutorial originated in the Embedded Systems lecture, a graduate course
> taught at the Department of Information Technology and Electrical
> Engineering, ETH Zurich. It requires basic knowledge of C-programming and
> embedded systems and should give an overview of the capabilities of
> networked embedded systems and their key properties. Apart from usage in the
> lecture it is a basic introduction to programming on the BTnode platform.
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> Contents
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> The tutorial is set up in 5 sessions requiring about 2 hours each:
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>       * First Steps in BTnode Programming - Development Tools and BTnode
>         Architecture
>       * Device-Level Programming
>       * Programming with Threads
>       * Embedded Debugging
>       * Communication using Bluetooth
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> Hard- and Software Requirements
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> To be able to do the practical exercises in this tutorial you will need a
> BTnode developer kitconsisting of a BTnode~rev3, a usbprog USB programming
> adapter, an Atmel ATAVRISP programmer, a serial and a USB cable, a 15-Pin
> Molex breakout cable and the software, documentation and tools contained on
> the BTnode CDROM.
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> best,
> Jb
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