AVR STUDIO vs ARDUINO
hi
i new avr micros , question :
what advantage of arduino vs atmel avr studio ?
i asking because avr studio deals avr chips, vs arduino
deals several avrs .
thanks
elico
i new avr micros , question :
what advantage of arduino vs atmel avr studio ?
i asking because avr studio deals avr chips, vs arduino
deals several avrs .
thanks
elico
well... in order make choice, need more research on arduino vis-a-vis want achieve
arduino incorporates -
a. self-contained reference circuit & board simplifies power, communications & connections atmega chip
b. bootloader sitting on atmega chip makes easy program through usb connection via peripheral chip
c. bunch of libraries sitting on top of avr libc
d. ide itself, has reasonable front-end & simplifies make/upload signficantly
arduino platform makes simple go ahead & hack away @ want circuit vs. being caught in technicalities of using micro-processor - simplifying life people new micro-controllers & providing fast prototyping platform more experienced folks before move complex project more "production" setting.
avr studio on other hand ide (sitting on microsoft visual studio's front-end - more "programming focussed" features) focused on programming atmega sitting directly on top of avr libc - you're on own hardware front - possibly choice you'd make if you're playing in production setting.
and if want play in middle, it's possible use avr studio, microsoft visual c++ or eclipse arduino development too... @ development tools section in arduino playground
arduino incorporates -
a. self-contained reference circuit & board simplifies power, communications & connections atmega chip
b. bootloader sitting on atmega chip makes easy program through usb connection via peripheral chip
c. bunch of libraries sitting on top of avr libc
d. ide itself, has reasonable front-end & simplifies make/upload signficantly
arduino platform makes simple go ahead & hack away @ want circuit vs. being caught in technicalities of using micro-processor - simplifying life people new micro-controllers & providing fast prototyping platform more experienced folks before move complex project more "production" setting.
avr studio on other hand ide (sitting on microsoft visual studio's front-end - more "programming focussed" features) focused on programming atmega sitting directly on top of avr libc - you're on own hardware front - possibly choice you'd make if you're playing in production setting.
and if want play in middle, it's possible use avr studio, microsoft visual c++ or eclipse arduino development too... @ development tools section in arduino playground
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