X-Git-Url: http://git.kpe.io/?p=avr_bc100.git;a=blobdiff_plain;f=BaseTinyFirmware%2FGCC%2FChangeLog;fp=BaseTinyFirmware%2FGCC%2FChangeLog;h=0000000000000000000000000000000000000000;hp=9c5d2d5abfb5b77fc4b9b2920636cd1082a19055;hb=89173ec9cd6f33843bf27c45be0f2f9be3f5f0ce;hpb=7997f136b12114035265bd082c854bff95fd73dc diff --git a/BaseTinyFirmware/GCC/ChangeLog b/BaseTinyFirmware/GCC/ChangeLog deleted file mode 100644 index 9c5d2d5..0000000 --- a/BaseTinyFirmware/GCC/ChangeLog +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -2008-03-30 Kevin Rosenberg - * GCC Makefile's improved with more listing output as well as - added -Wl,-gc-sections option which stops crashes using linker - relaxation [thanks to Eric Weddington] - -2008-03-28 Kevin Rosenberg - * BaseTinyFirmware/GCC/avr463/Makefile: Added -Wl,-relax to linker - flags. On my system this crashes avr-ld.exe, but others have reported - a large reduction in firmware size with this option. I added this - option for others to try. - * BaseTinyFirmware/GCC/avr458/Makefile: Added missing file - -2008-03-14 Martin Thomas - * added "volatile" to structure object and array declarations for - objects sed in main-thread and ISRs. I'm not sure about the - current state of implicitly "guaranteed" accesses in (avr-)gcc but - it should be a "better safe than sorry" extension. - * enveloped access to timer-values in timer.c to make them - "atomic" since they are unsigned long - * "atomic" access to singned int and unsigned int members of ADCS - * it maybe better to have one place to globally enable - interrupts ("sei"). Done in "initialize" now and not several - times in the driver init-functions. - * changed some space to tab as in the original code - * added header files to the AVR-Studio project workspace - * added -lm to the linker-options in the AVR Studio gcc-plugin, - not important for the basic application but might be good if - someone uses the ode as a base for own developments - -2008-03-12 Kevin Rosenberg - * Initial GCC port performed and compiles without error - * Warning: Not yet tested on BC100 hardware!