Programming ATtiny10 in Visual Studio Code

[@electron7373]

Very useful - thanks! The code completion looks awesome!

[@jorrico]

Hello, I followed the video and instructions on your GitHub, but it didn't work, I believe due to the changes in the AVR toolchain. Could you update the video and the vscode configuration instructions to compile for the ATtiny family?

[@embeddedbastler6406]

Thank you for this quick and extremly helpful video. Now I can leave Atmel Studio aside and use VS Code on Linux for programming microcontrollers.

[@zeroampselectronics]

I'm glad it helped!

[@startobytes]

Can you make a Video about how to use the Attiny10 with Arduino IDE and how to use the Arduino Uno to programm it with the Arduino IDE?!

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, sure it's a good idea.

[@startobytes]

@@zeroampselectronics when will the video come out!

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, no idea at the moment. I've got several videos in the queue.

[@RobsonOliveiraDosSantos22]

Great idea!

[@Miss-Stephanie-Night]

i have been searching for this exact guide !! thank you, i will refured to this at every moment posible !

[@zeroampselectronics]

Glad it helped!

[@philgarcia5986]

Hi! Something appears to be missing. I get this error message: > Executing task: make < make : The term 'make' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, have you installed MinGW?

[@philgarcia5986]

@@zeroampselectronics Yes, but I don't think it's in the default path.

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, you have to do that manually. You have to add these two paths to the environment variable "Path" "C:\MinGW\bin\" and "C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin\" and then you should be able call make from your command-line.

[@randallyoung6715]

Thanks for posting!

[@adrianzakrzewski4235]

Really great video, but anyway it's kind of time consuming to set up workspace when you create new project and all that... Also you need to know all that registers. I have seen that someone made "Attiny Core" for Arduino IDE, but haven't tested yet. Also it's a little limited to just few Attiny MCUs.

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, you're right it's a quite hard core coding :-)))

[@juliuskieninger5422]

Hey man, I am quite frustrated trying to find a solution to program avr on a mac. When I started watching your video, I was full of hope. But when I add the path to avr-gcc (on my mac it's located in the crosspack folder), the red waves are still there and the source files can't be found. Any idea to solve this? Thanks!

[@juliuskieninger5422]

Solved it by uninstalling crosspack and installing avr-gcc wih homebrew. There was probably a conflict.

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, you can make a video how to program ATtiny10 on macOS now :-)

[@_Iokanaan_Marusidze_]

where do you define the frequency of the microcontroller ?

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, it's defined in the make file.

[@skaman82]

is there any way to save a setting on an attiny10 like on a biger atiny85 (EEPROM)?

[@zeroampselectronics]

Hi, unfortunately ATtiny10 doesn't have any built-in EEPROM. If you want to stay small you can try ATtiny13A which is still very small and has 64 bytes built-in EEPROM.

[@skaman82]

@@zeroampselectronics thanks I have already looked at the attiny 13 QFN. But will still do my project with the attiny 10. Instead saving configuration to eeprom I will just use solder jumpers for basic setting configuration to have different blinking patterns in my case

[@skaman82]

@@zeroampselectronics The ATtiny10 is really fun! - I created some nice RC gadgets with it: github.com/skaman82/TinyPWM-Playground

[@zeroampselectronics]

It looks very professional, which tool did you use for creating those images in the presentation?

[@skaman82]

@@zeroampselectronics thanks, I am using the Adobe Creative Suite - in this case Adobe InDesign.

[@jigneshgn]

Thank you very much Brother

[@zeroampselectronics]

You're welcome!

[@arvand26]

thanks you man. I Success full learn from you

[@zeroampselectronics]

Cheers!

[@AlekseiChip]

Thank you so much

[@zeroampselectronics]

You're welcome!

[@saysoy1]

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[@zeroampselectronics]

Ja, Ja, Ja 😊

[@goranvidakovic7235]

Ja