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Hi,
Is there a possibility to use Embrio for programming bare microcontrollers (attiny85, atmega328p)? Through ISP, for example. Thank you!
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Hi, sorry for the late reply, I didn't see this until now.
For now Embrio uses the Arduino IDE to upload programs. There's nothing much Arduino specific about the generated program, but for now for convenience it is Arduino only. I'll be making it more flexible so that it can run on and compile to other platforms in the coming months.
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Thank you for replying. I thought it is simple doing that considering atmega328p is a microcontroller witch can be programmed in Arduino IDE.
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Oh in that case it should work. I've never tried it though. Embrio generates a program and uses the arduino ide to compile and upload it via command line. If you can upload to a chip with arduino then you should be able to generate the program with embrio. For now try it by selecting whatever board you would use in the arduino ide. If that doesn't work, in the next few days I'm going to upload a change that has an option to just let the arduino compiler use whatever your last settings were in arduino instead of embrio telling it was board and port to use, so you should be able to upload something in the arduino ide then embrio should be fine.
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Originally Posted by: EmbrioAdmin in the next few days I'm going to upload a change that has an option to just let the arduino compiler use whatever your last settings were in arduino instead of embrio telling it was board and port to use, so you should be able to upload something in the arduino ide then embrio should be fine. This has obviously not been done even though a few months have passed. I set my Arduino to use a Arduino Uno board but every time I startup Embrino, it defaults to the last board set in the Embrino IDE and not what was set in the Arduino IDE. For e.g. I set the board in Arduino IDE to Uno. I start Embrino and change the board to something else - Arduino Mega or Mega 2560. I close and re open Embrino and it still defaults to the Mega whereas the Arduino IDE is still set to the Uno.
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