Hello.
I find the arduino 2560 to be a very practical choice for some of my projects but I am programming and debugging using Atmel Studio and JTAG mk II.
Is there a way to use the arduino libraries and still use Atmel Studio and JTAG mk II?
Also, I want to download some arduino libraries, how can I find them? Only through the arduino IDE?
Thanks a lot!
Arduino and JTAG mk II.
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Re: Arduino and JTAG mk II.
In theory you can just put the libraries into the Atmel Studio search path. In practice, the arduino libraries have a lot of internal dependencies, so you'd need to copy over everything.
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Re: Arduino and JTAG mk II.
Hello.
What do you mean copy over everything?
What do you mean copy over everything?
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Re: Arduino and JTAG mk II.
Oh! I think I get it. You mean to copy every arduino library in my Atmel Studio library directories.
I am sorry, English is not my mother tongue (I know, you can tell).
I am sorry, English is not my mother tongue (I know, you can tell).
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Re: Arduino and JTAG mk II.
You'll also need to copy all the headers and libraries the Arduino IDE uses internally. Depending on your OS, you'll find a folder named 'hardware' that contains a complete installation of `avrdude` libraries. You'll need to put copies of those where Atmel Studio can find them.
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Re: Arduino and JTAG mk II.
Hello and thanks for the support.
I found a tutorial online and followed it. It works fine now.
Thank you very much.
I found a tutorial online and followed it. It works fine now.
Thank you very much.
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