Programming an Arduino UNO is pretty easy – just open the Arduino IDE, load sketch, upload and done. But when experimenting or working with larger code, you may find that your program doesn’t work as intended. And how do you solve that? The regular way is to check the program line by line and see …
Another release of the avr-gcc legacy branch. The following components have been updated: GCC 8.5.0 Binutils 2.36.1 GDB 10.2 If you want to download avr-gcc 8.5.0, you can grab it through my avr-gcc builds downloads website by clicking on the button below. Thanks!
After a long, long time, the latest version of OpenSSH has been ported to Windows. Huge thanks to the PowerShell team for making this possible! This release comes with the following updates: OpenSSH 8.6p1 LibreSSL 3.3.3 You can find the download links through GitHub releases or my downloads page. Hope you like it!
As promised, here is a new build. It is mainly a bugfix release, but it has new features and changes: avr-gcc 11-20210501 instead of 11.1.0. I’ll build snapshots from now for the stable branch Removed avr-libstdc++, since it has many errors. If you REALLY want to use avr-libstdc++ and you don’t care a lot about …
It’s ALIVE!!!!!!! Today I’m proud to announce the new release of avr-gcc. It comes with this features: GCC 11.1.0 (stable will now be on GCC 11.x instead of 10.x) GDB 10.2 (this was unexpected) Using avr-gcc-2.0.0svn instead of avr-libc3’s fork for compatibility. You can download avr-gcc 11.1.0 through the new builds’ website by clicking on …