This repository provides template Makefiles, main.c and header files along with a project creation script for embedded systems courses at UC Riverside.
You need to make sure that you have downloaded and installed SimAVR, AVR toolchain which includes: AVR-GCC, AVR-GDB, and (optionally) AVRDUDES. You can also try installing AVRDUDESS (yes the extra 's' is intentional) for a graphical programming interface.
- Clone or download the repository to a location on your computer.
- Edit the
SIMAVRDIR=SET YOUR SIMAVR DIRECTORY HEREline in thetemplates/MakefileTemplateto be the path to your SimAVR installation. - Edit the
#include "include/simavr/avr/avr_mcu_section.h"in thecreateProject.shto be the relative path from your SIMAVRDIR (from the previous step) to theavr_mcu_section.hfile
- /path/to/repo/createProject.sh
Creating a new AVR project. Input the following or hit enter for the [default].
Project name: <newProject>
Partners name [none]:
Microcontroller [atmega1284]:
Clock Frequency [8000000]:
Creating project...
Creating project directory structure...
Creating project templates for source, tests, and Makefile...
Project created, to continue working:
1) Change working directory into project directory
2) Initialize the directory to a GitHub repo:
$git init
3) Add the files to the github repo:
$git add .
4) Make a first commit:
$git commit -m "Initializing repositor"
5) Create a project at github.com
6) In terminal, add the URL to your project:
$git remote add origin <remote repository URL>
7) Verify the remote repository:
$git remote -v
8) Push the changes to GitHub:
$git push -u origin master
- And start developing
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