Edwin

I think it is worth the effort, for me to be able to support vintage hardware using a modern IDE, and to allow beginners to migrate away from arduino (which...

I'll check out the arduino plugins, but my bias will work against me. I've found: - sloeber.io (The Arduino Eclipse plugin named Sloeber) - Eclipse C++ IDE for Arduino About...

AtmelStudio (the official IDE for AVR uses the 3.6.1 toolchain I linked to) From an 'unofficial' source a potentially alternative newer compiler [AVR-GCC 8.1.0 for Windows 32 and 64 bit](http://blog.zakkemble.co.uk/avr-gcc-builds/)...

After spending some time investigating the available plugins, my colleague and I aren't content with the available plugins. Sloeber seems to be a 'wrapper'around the 2011 avr-eclipse for AVR and...

@jantje I'm sorry if I misidentified sloeber as an extension to avr-eclipse and gnu-mcu-eclipse. Are you of the opinion that eclipse+cdt+sloeber would be a good fit to continue the development...

The lack of debugging support makes it a non-candidate for me. And I think working against the Arduino nature of Sloeber would create more problems than it solves. So I...