Updated build instructions
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-= Compiling with make =-
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To compile you need a the gcc-avr toolchain and standard make utilities.
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To compile you need a the gcc-avr toolchain and standard make utilities.
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On Ubuntu/Debian this can be installed with:
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On Ubuntu/Debian this can be installed with:
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./flash USB0
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./flash USB0
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And avrdude should upload the firmware to the board.
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And avrdude should upload the firmware to the board.
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-= Eclipse =-
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If you want to use the Eclipse IDE, follow these steps:
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- Install the AVR-eclipse plugin from http://avr-eclipse.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Plugin_Download
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- In eclipse, create a new project (File -> New -> Project…)
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- In the new project box, select C/C++ -> “Makefile Project with Existing Code”
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- Select a name, and locate the MicroModem folder for “Existing Code Location”
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- Select “AVR-GCC Toolchain” in “Toolchain for indexer settings”
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- Click “Finish”
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