Re: [avr-chat] recommended programmer for use under OS X?

[Arthur Elsenaar]

Hi Joe,

I've been using the STK500 dev board from Atmel itself successfully  
on Mac OS X. Paired with a regular Serial<->USB adapter this just  
works fine, I used a Keyspan, but others work as well.

For programming used the GCC tools on the command line; Make file,  
binutils, etc. google for the mac tool chain and you'll find some  
documented setups.

Arthur
ps: do I remember well that are you one of the realbasic programmers?

On 25 May , 2007, at 5:01 AM, address@hidden wrote:

> I've decided to take the plunge and try my hand at AVR programming.
> But already I'm befuddled by what programmer to buy, and where to buy
> it -- I can't just assume that any old hardware is going to work on my
> Mac OS X box.
>
> Are there any Mac users here who can recommend something?  (I know  
> that
> some folks use usbasp, but I'd prefer to buy something rather than
> build one myself.)
>
> Thanks,
> - Joe
>
>
> --
> Joe Strout -- address@hidden
> Strout Custom Solutions
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