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Subject: Re: SweetAda 0.1 released
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On Wednesday, July 1, 2020 at 1:01:53 PM UTC+2, St=C3=A9phane Rivi=C3=A8re =
wrote:
> Hi Gabriele,
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> > I've just released SweetAda version 0.1.
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> I saw your announce yesterday on Ada Linkedin group... Amazing job !
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> > Feel free to ask me about everything,
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> Basically, I'll test soon the Linux>AVR environment which comes with GDB.=
..
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> Now, I had to use a Windows VM to get a functional GDB with a GNAT cross
> compiler to AVR (I own an old but reliable jtag ICE MkII)...
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> >I know that a lot of components are poorly documented and difficult to u=
nderstand without startup informations. This is a heavy work in progress, t=
he manual is under incomplete >translation and things could be not in-sync.
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> I saw runsweetada needs at launch a (missing or not seen by me or at
> least undocumented) configuration file but I did not dig around that
> yesterday, it was late midnight. So instead I've dl the source code to
> read it at first this evening :)
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> > Excuse me for slow download of the packages and toolchains, the website=
 is hosted at my home.
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> Saw that. No problem. Github - as suggested by Fabien - could also
> increase your project visibility...
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> --=20
> Be Seeing You
> Number Six

Hi St=C3=A9phane.

I feel very sorry, unfortunately the AVR is the ONLY cpu I can't provide ev=
en elementary support, because I am still waiting an hardware board. I prom=
ise you effort on that, maybe not just tomorrow morning. I just had no time=
 to build a test emulator environment. Please give me a little bit of time.=
 The AVR toolchain exists because, once I automated the build, I got it nea=
rly for free, and it is an interesting CPU.

Being said that, runsweetada is useful only for the QEMU emulator, so no wo=
rries if you plan to work on bare hardware. I know that the manual is missi=
ng important pieces, ask me without fear. Please explain me your context in=
 detail, so I can help you.

And thanks for your interest.