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avr

v0.0.4

Published

avr project tools

Downloads

13

Readme

avr

avr project tools

This module allows you to mix and match components for avr embedded development. You can either pull from github or a local directory and there is no need to modify a makefile.

install

Make sure you have avrdude, avr-gcc and friends installed. On osx you can do that by installing CrossPack or using brew/macports

npm install -g avr

use

avr <command> <subcommands>

commands

init [path/to/project]

initialize the current directory as a new project or create the specified directory and initialize there

build

calls out to avr-gcc and compiles/links the sources specified in the avr.json file

sources found in deps/*/avr.json are also compiled and the resulting artifacts are put in ./build/

flash

performs a build and invokes avrdude based on the settings in avr.conf

install [../path/to/project | githubuser/project]

puts a local copy of project into your ./deps/ directory

delete [project]

removes the local copy of project from ./deps/

license

MIT