8:58 pm
March 18, 2015
I wonders if it is still possible as you can use the IDE to program via ISP using a programmer like AVRISP. I put together an "arduino" board based on the ATMEGA328 and i'm using the Arduino IDE to program it. This is what I did:
- Configure IDE to use the AVRISP programmer, and select the port that it is connected to.
- Configure IDE for Board: Arduino.
- Burn the Arduino bootloader (also with the IDE). This burns fuses, etc. so it is ready to work with the Arduino "OS". This step is done only once, and it is only when you are using a brand new IC. Not needed if it you are already using an Arduino board.
- From then on every sketch I need to program I press shift and then upload (the arrow) to upload using the programmer.
I wonder if you guys could implement this in a future version of your great compiler.
7:38 pm
March 12, 2015
You can of course use the Arduino IDE to program the bootloader over ISP then use the ACC4LV after that. At this time we have no plans to integrate the ISP bootloader programming capability into the compiler since this would provide little value over programming through the Arduino IDE. We will keep it in mind for future releases if there is significant demand. Thanks for the suggestion.
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