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1403.03 - Arduino 1.5.6, Atmel Studio 6.2, Optional Atmel AVRISP and ICE3
Jan 28th, 2014 at 2:54am
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  • Arduino 1.5 programmers list has additional entries in atmel studio
  • Arduino 1.5.6 support includes REV0,1,2 lib formats
  • Breakpoint "Hit Counters" were not working correctly. = was using >= >= was using multiple, multiple worked
  • A breakpoint with hit counter that was added to the first line of the loop would not work correctly if automatic pins, analog or memory report were enabled
  • Two new Atmel Studio File>New>Project templates (alternative to file>new>sketch)
  • The process used for 1.5 compatible usb/programmer uploads has been improved. Previously it was possible to encounter a hang if avrdude hung requiring the respective avrdude type of process to be terminated via tak manager. The change includes better error reporting, verbose output and a configurable timeout (defaults to 95 seconds)
  • If auto reports were enabled, a breakpoint on the "void loop()" source code line, would be filtered by the report timer (which defaults to 150 millis). This would cause a breakpoint that had a numeric hit counter to fire very slowly (not very often), or a low millis() hit counter to be missed.
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