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en:templates:start [2011/11/19 03:49]
alex [Supported Processors]
en:templates:start [2012/03/15 06:30]
alex [Updates]
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 The most annoying part about an embedded systems project is getting the toolchain working to the point of being able to get compiled code successfully running on the target chip.  This page serves to simplify that process as much as possible by providing simple template projects for various embedded processors that require minimal effort to get up and running. The most annoying part about an embedded systems project is getting the toolchain working to the point of being able to get compiled code successfully running on the target chip.  This page serves to simplify that process as much as possible by providing simple template projects for various embedded processors that require minimal effort to get up and running.
  
-===== Supported Processors ​=====+===== Included Templates ​=====
  
-  * Atmel +  * [[xmega]] (avr-gcc) 
-    * [[Xmega]] (avr-gcc) +    ​* Atmel XMega 
-  * Desktop ​(Linux/​windows multiplatform+  ​* [[atmega]] (avr-gcc) 
-    * [[GTK]] (gcc/mingw)+    * Atmel ATMega 
 +  * [[at91]] ​(arm-elf-gcc
 +    ​* Atmel AT91 series ARM 
 +  ​* [[simple-gtk]] (gcc/mingw) 
 +    * Linux/​Windows crossplatform
  
 ===== Download ===== ===== Download =====
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   * [[https://​github.com/​alexforencich/​templates|Templates on GitHub]]   * [[https://​github.com/​alexforencich/​templates|Templates on GitHub]]
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