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include files for the AVRPas compiler
(last update: 2010/07/02) - More include files for the AVRPas compiler I am still working with the
little AVR controllers, if someone forces me with enough money :-) Here are the include files
for the ATMega48, ATMega88,
ATMega168, ATMega169,
ATMega644 and ATMega644P
controllers. I am still using the Embedded Pascal Compiler for the AVR
when I am working on AVR projects. It is a real pity, that Rainier did
not care about the compiler (no bug fixes since 2003). - ATMega8535 include file for the AVRPas compiler I am currently using the ATMega8535 in one of my projects. So here is the include file, which does not come with the compiler version 2.11. - AVRPas compiler generates wrong HEX-Files The compiler is generating
wrong HEX-files in some cases. I checked the following compiler versions:
2.0, 2.1 and the last version 2.11 with this
project. I have written a tool, which tests a HEX-file against the corresponding
ROM-file and corrects the HEX-file. You can get CheckHex on request. - StripIncFile for the AVRPas compiler This is a "quick and dirty hack" to overcome a limit in the Embedded Pascal compiler AVRPas by Rainier Lamers (http://users.iafrica.com/r/ra/rainier/). One of my projects with about 5000 lines of code did not compile with the current version 2.11 from march 2003. The compiler stopped with the errormessage "Too many labels". I reported the problem in april 2003 and Rainier promised to increase the label limit in a new compiler version. This did not happen (we now have september 2003). I came in very big trouble with my project and had not enough time to rewrite the code in "C". When I noticed that the compiler did compile the code for the Mega103 but not for the Mega128 (which I used), I erased a lot of unused symbols out of the include file for the Mega128 with success. So I wrote this tool to strip out all unused symbols of a given include file. You can get StripIncFile.exe on request. I am working with AVRPas since 2000 and have finished more than 20 AVR projects successfully. When I found bugs in the compiler, I reported them to Rainier and he allways fixed them in an adequate time. I still think that AVRPas ist the best Embedded Pascal compiler for the AVRs, but needless to say, that I am very unhappy with the current situation.
The ATMEL Errata Sheet Rev. B for the AT90S8515 describes the "Skip Instructions with Interrupts" error. An affected application is extremly hard to debug. Chk8515 is a Win32-console-utility, which analyzes program-code for the AT90S8515 and shows critical code sections, if existing. The Errata Sheet can be found at http://www.atmel.com/atmel/acrobat/doc1195.pdf. Chk8515 is Freeware and can be downloaded here (24 KB). Version history:
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GoISP
version 0.55 - DCF77-controlled towel dryer This was my very first AVR project in 1999. Sorry, I have no english description for this project. Anyhow the DCF77-signal can only be received around Germany. Look here, for a german description. Meanwhile I have realized more than 30 AVR projects with following CPUs: AT90S2343, AT90S2313, AT90S4433, AT90S8515, AT90S8535, ATMEGA8, ATMEGA163, ATMEGA32, ATMEGA103, ATMEGA128, ATMEGA48, ATMEGA88, ATMEGA168, ATMEGA169, ATMEGA644(P), ATtiny44 and ATMega1281. Some of the projects can be found here (German description only).
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