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Plugins development / Re: Code completion using LSP and clangd

« Last post by kakas on April 10, 2024, 11:23:55 pm »

I should be the one thanking you for this amazing plugin

In the coming Nightly, you will also be able to Alt-LeftMouseClick on the red/green warning/error box in the margin to apply any suggested fix.

Hmmm... I might have to keep an eye out for nightly build after this.

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Changing fuse settings for Atmega 328P from DEFAULT

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on April 10, 2024, 10:05:59 pm »

The "Embedded development" subforum is more suitable, but your question should receive more answers in an AVR-specific forum.

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Changing fuse settings for Atmega 328P from DEFAULT

« Last post by mikejp56 on April 10, 2024, 09:09:12 pm »

Hi Miguel,
In which section would AVR programming not be OT?
And thanks again for the prompt response.
Regards,
mikejp56.

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Changing fuse settings for Atmega 328P from DEFAULT

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on April 10, 2024, 08:01:04 pm »

AVR programming is OT here.

Atmel datasheets are very complete, read the "Memory programming" section of your micro. Do not mess with lock bits.

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Having ISSUES with running console apps on Windows 11. Help!

« Last post by Pecan on April 10, 2024, 06:24:26 pm »

Hi all,

Please forgive me if this message is posted to the wrong forum, or if it has been asked before.

My searching of this site turned up nothing concerning Windows 11, console apps, and CodeBlocks 20.03

I'm doing tiny, little, console apps for an EDX course I want to complete. Like really, really small, nothing bigger than a couple of functions, no big numbers or huge files or anything big.

Code compiles with no complaints.

When I run the program the Windows console pops up but my program does not appear sometimes for seconds but increasingly its more like minutes. One app (about 16 calculations) tooks 3 seconds to run one time and 720 seconds to run the next time.

When I browse into the debug folder and try to run the app from there I get mostly similiar results. Or worse, Windows tells me it doesn't trust my program.

Obviously the solution to my problem would be a nice, neat, compact Linux Distro that is familliar with a newish notebook that has AMD chips. But its not my computer so I can't go changing things like that.

Any help, advice?

If I am being fantastically stupid, please let me know.

regards
Frank Scrooby

That delay sounds like the windows virus defense system is grabbing the program and scanning it for malware.
You might want to instruct your system to ignore the directory containing your projects.

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Changing fuse settings for Atmega 328P from DEFAULT

« Last post by mikejp56 on April 10, 2024, 06:20:36 pm »

Hi Miguel,
Thanks for your response. Is there a document that shows the different settings for each fuse? As I said I am pretty new to AVR and I only have a limited supply of ICs. I don't want to brick them if I can avoid it!
Thanks again for your response!
Regards,
mikejp56

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Having ISSUES with running console apps on Windows 11. Help!

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on April 10, 2024, 06:14:22 pm »

What happens if you open a console and run your program from it?

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Re: Changing fuse settings for Atmega 328P from DEFAULT

« Last post by Miguel Gimenez on April 10, 2024, 06:06:15 pm »

Using Atmel Studio with the ATmega32U4 I just use this in main.c:

Code

FUSES =
  {
  .low = (FUSE_SUT1 & FUSE_CKDIV8),
  .high = (FUSE_BOOTSZ0 & FUSE_BOOTSZ1 & FUSE_EESAVE & FUSE_SPIEN & FUSE_JTAGEN),
  .extended = (FUSE_BODLEVEL2 & FUSE_BODLEVEL1 & FUSE_BODLEVEL0)
  };

The 328 should be similar.

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Plugins development / Re: Code completion using LSP and clangd

« Last post by Pecan on April 10, 2024, 05:43:01 pm »

Your compiler is just fine where it is.
But for the time being lets use the one in the April 1 nightly so we both are in sync with each other.
You can change it later if you wish.

wait a minute. the zip file of the nightly build(from 1st April) that I downloaded didn't had any compiler in it, just a folder named "shared"

Actually, there is a URL on the Nightly announcement that can be used to download the compiler that was used to make the Nightly CodeBlocks.

But you've solved your setup problems already.
Thanks for your patience and your persistence.
This has informed me on what can go awry and how to improve the instructions on setting up Clangd_client.

You might want to go through the list of plugins (mainmenu/plugins/manage plugins) and disable or uninstall the plugins that you do not use.  It'll unclutter your logs section.

If you haven't found it yet, the "LSP messages" tab in the  log section is the one that contains the output from Clangd/Clangd_client  and may have suggestions on how to correct syntax or symbol references.
If you see a message that contains "(fix available)" you can right-mouseClick on the message and apply the fix automatically if you agree with the suggested fix.

In the coming Nightly, you will also be able to Alt-LeftMouseClick on the red/green warning/error box in the margin to apply any suggested fix.
But you might have to update to mingw64/clangd.exe version 18 (when it becomes available in msys64) before you can take full advantage of this.

Regards

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General (but related to Code::Blocks) / Having ISSUES with running console apps on Windows 11. Help!

« Last post by Frank Scrooby on April 10, 2024, 05:25:09 pm »

Hi all,

Please forgive me if this message is posted to the wrong forum, or if it has been asked before.

My searching of this site turned up nothing concerning Windows 11, console apps, and CodeBlocks 20.03

I'm doing tiny, little, console apps for an EDX course I want to complete. Like really, really small, nothing bigger than a couple of functions, no big numbers or huge files or anything big.

Code compiles with no complaints.

When I run the program the Windows console pops up but my program does not appear sometimes for seconds but increasingly its more like minutes. One app (about 16 calculations) tooks 3 seconds to run one time and 720 seconds to run the next time.

When I browse into the debug folder and try to run the app from there I get mostly similiar results. Or worse, Windows tells me it doesn't trust my program.

Obviously the solution to my problem would be a nice, neat, compact Linux Distro that is familliar with a newish notebook that has AMD chips. But its not my computer so I can't go changing things like that.

Any help, advice?

If I am being fantastically stupid, please let me know.

regards
Frank Scrooby