Atmel AVR AT90S8515-4 Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf (Strona 9)

AN INTRODUCTION INTENDED FOR PEOPLE WITH NO PRIOR AVR KNOWLEDGE - AVRFREAKS.NET

AVR Studio 4 GUI

Let's take a closer look at the AVR Studio Graphical User Interface (GUI).

As you can see below, we have divided the GUI into 6 sections. AVR Studio 4

contains a help system for AVR Studio, so instead of reinventing the wheel here,

I'll just explain the overall structure of AVR Studio 4 and point to where in the

AVR Studio 4 On-line Help System you can find in depth information.

1. The first line here is the "Menus" Here you will find standard windows

menus like save and load file, Cut & Paste, and other Studio specific

menus like Emulation options and stuff.

2. The next lines are Toolbars, which are "shortcuts" to commonly used

functions. These functions can be saving files, opening new views, setting

breakpoints and such.

3. The Workspace contains Information about files in your Project, IO view,

and Info about the selected AVR

4. This is the Editor window. Here you write your assembly code. It is also

possible to integrate a C-Compiler with AVR Studio, but this is a topic for

the more advanced user

5. Output Window. Status information is displayed here.

6. The System Tray displays information about which mode AVR Studio is

running in. Since we are using AT90S8515 in simulator mode, this will be

displayed here

More about the GUI

To complete this bare bone guide you don't need any more knowledge of the GUI

right now, but it is a good idea to take a look at the AVR Studio HTML help

system. You can start this by opening [HELP] [AVR Studio User Guide] from AVR

Studio, or by clicking this link (and select: Open) if you installed AVR Studio to

the default directory.

When you have had your fill, we'll continue working on our first AVR Program.

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