Gernal code development and reflashing

[Brendon Shaw]

I think the teensy board is amazing and I want to port an atmel CAN project to teensy, but I do not want to use the arduino ide. I have used the avr studio and like the abilty to structure code and have complete access to the device, as I want to setup timers, interupts etc

I think there must be a free scale complier for the teensy microcontroller, can any one recommend or understand if this is possible?

The other question is can I complie out side the arduino ide, how can I reflash the teensy board? will the usb and re-flash application work or do I need to get an external programmer?

 

[Frank B]

You can use the avr studio.
There are some posts about it in this forum.

 

[stevech]

You can use the avr studio.
There are some posts about it in this forum.

AVR Studio 6.2 with the free VisualMicro add-in - easy.
Instead of AVR Studio 6.2 which is a tailored Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 using GCC - you can now use Microsoft Visual Studio 2014 COMMUNITY (new free) with Visual Micro for AVR and ARM targets.