http://www.osx-avr.org/avr-development/running-pauls-teensy_serial-arduino-core-on-dfu-based-chips/ I am pretty certain that Apple Hates Developers. I am almost positive they despise embedded developers. Wed, 14 Jul 2010 16:04:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 http://www.osx-avr.org/avr-development/running-pauls-teensy_serial-arduino-core-on-dfu-based-chips/comment-page-1/#comment-228 AntonOlsen / Bookmarks for July 14th Wed, 14 Jul 2010 16:04:17 +0000 http://www.osx-avr.org/?p=582#comment-228 [...] Embedded Development on OSX. » Blog Archive » Running Paul Stoffregons’s teensy_se... – With a lot of my projects I have done my prototyping with Paul Stoffregon’s Teensy series of boards before moving them onto their own codebases. On those occasions where the “prototype was all I needed” I would compile the code using the teensyduino and then manually load the .hex file onto the target. As I am looking at using the arduino for more projects I decided to take a look at how paul interacts with the Arduino IDE and see if I could load code directly onto my chips. [...] [...] Embedded Development on OSX. » Blog Archive » Running Paul Stoffregons’s teensy_se… – With a lot of my projects I have done my prototyping with Paul Stoffregon’s Teensy series of boards before moving them onto their own codebases. On those occasions where the “prototype was all I needed” I would compile the code using the teensyduino and then manually load the .hex file onto the target. As I am looking at using the arduino for more projects I decided to take a look at how paul interacts with the Arduino IDE and see if I could load code directly onto my chips. [...]

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