AVR-Ada aims to make the Ada part of gcc usable on
AVR microcontrollers. This includes the three
elements: the Ada compiler, the Ada run time
system, and the AVR support library. Some sample
programs are provided as well.
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The linker (avr-ld) of the binary packages now
generates correct code for avr5 (16k-128K flash
memory) targets when called with the --relax
switch (default). Building static libraries with
avr-gnatmake no longer requires a host "gcc" in
the search path. Limited support was added for
ATmega2560 and ATmega2561 (beta). mk_ada_app.sh
now works independent of the working directory,
and is part of the binary packages. The
Linux/Windows binaries are now based on gcc-4.1.1,
avr-libc-1.4.4, and binutils-2.17.50, and were
configured for Ada, C, and C++.
This release adds limited support for new devices: at90canXX, at90pwmX, at90usb1287, atmega128X, atmegaXXXp, atmega64X, attinyX4, attinyX5, and attinyX61. Binaries for i386 Linux and Windows are now available for dowload. The runtime system (RTS) is part-specific now. AVR-lib has new packages: Watchdog, Sleep, and Int_Img. The scripts to build AVR-Ada with gcc-3.4.6 and gcc-4.1.0 have been updated. A new script to generate a ready-to-compile project directory with all necessary files is available in the source archive. New examples are located in apps/.
