emseedee
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Hi, all,
Done a few projects using an LC, with the code written with and compiled through Arduino/Teensyduino, but I now fancy moving up a gear and using C directly. The Teensy web site (which is obviously way out of date as it only mentions Win 7 & 8) still refers to WINAVR, but the comments on the WINAVR sourceforge page warn about WINAVR overwriting the PATH variable and advise not to use it. WINAVR also seems to be rather out of date, with no recent meaningful updates.
So at the end of 2020, what's the team's recommendation for a C compiler / IDE / whatever for a Teensy on Windows 10. I've seen comments on here about visual teensy - is that the best path?
Or should I do it on Linux? - I have a current version of ubuntu available to me.
Thanks in advance
Mike
Done a few projects using an LC, with the code written with and compiled through Arduino/Teensyduino, but I now fancy moving up a gear and using C directly. The Teensy web site (which is obviously way out of date as it only mentions Win 7 & 8) still refers to WINAVR, but the comments on the WINAVR sourceforge page warn about WINAVR overwriting the PATH variable and advise not to use it. WINAVR also seems to be rather out of date, with no recent meaningful updates.
So at the end of 2020, what's the team's recommendation for a C compiler / IDE / whatever for a Teensy on Windows 10. I've seen comments on here about visual teensy - is that the best path?
Or should I do it on Linux? - I have a current version of ubuntu available to me.
Thanks in advance
Mike
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