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Whenever one launches avrdude, it seems like the full absolute path to the avrdude.conf file must be given with the -C argument. I tried with a relative path (relative to the avrdude executable, something like ../etc/avrdude.conf) but that doesn't work. Avrdude absolutely wants the absolute path.
In the makefile that we created for Embeetle IDE, we therefore end up with monstruous expressions, like:
It would be so much easier if one could pass a relative path in the -C argument. Or even if the -C argument could be left out alltogether and avrdude looks itself for the file at ../etc/avrdude.conf.
@facchinm - the issue raised above is not a criticism. I am very thankful for your time and efforts to maintain avrdude. It's a great piece of software, and people like you are my heroes.
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Of course, I don't want to take advantage of your goodness (under the pretext of opensource). People like you deserve a statue. Least I can do is give a fair reward for your efforts. I would like to make a donation first, before you even look into the avrdude issue I raised above. Can I forward 150 euro to your PayPal account? Or through some other means? I'm flexible ^_^
Also, my apologies I didn't offer this earlier ^_^
Whenever one launches
avrdude
, it seems like the full absolute path to theavrdude.conf
file must be given with the-C
argument. I tried with a relative path (relative to theavrdude
executable, something like../etc/avrdude.conf
) but that doesn't work. Avrdude absolutely wants the absolute path.In the makefile that we created for Embeetle IDE, we therefore end up with monstruous expressions, like:
It would be so much easier if one could pass a relative path in the
-C
argument. Or even if the-C
argument could be left out alltogether andavrdude
looks itself for the file at../etc/avrdude.conf
.@facchinm - the issue raised above is not a criticism. I am very thankful for your time and efforts to maintain avrdude. It's a great piece of software, and people like you are my heroes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: