Re: [avr-gcc-list] Eclipse, avarice, JDB usage?

[Hayn]

I likewise am using Eclipse (but on windows [sigh]), along with 
avr-gcc and avrdude. I trialed the AVR-Eclipse plugin some year or two 
ago and found it very cumbersome for what it provided. I find the 
eclipse Build Settings dialog very effective for managing project 
settings by hand. I am also using the doxy plugin (magic for 
documentation) and the svn plugin (once again magic for version 
management). All together a fantastic suite of tools that provide me 
with the most complete and intuitive dev environment I have experienced.
However, I am yet to play with the debugging facilities. For embedded 
dev I tend to produce debug builds that provide debug facilities 
onboard the target device.

Hayn.



Ruud Vlaming wrote:
> Hi DLC,
>
> >  No one on AVR-chat appears to use avarice, avr-gcc and Eclipse.  All 
> > are using AVR studio or nothing at all for debugging.  SO, my question 
> > to this group is.  How?  Does anyone have any experience using the 
> > following nifty tools all together?
>
> I use Eclipse (on linux), and gcc+avrdude as a toolchain.
> I never debug (i trace) so i dunno about avarice. I even
> never heard of the Eclipse AVR plugin. It seems nice, have
> to try it some time.
>
> gr
> Ruud.
>
>
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