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Download and Install

You can download AVRLIB for several operating systems from Procyon AVRlib. For Mac OSX you might want to take a look at Building and Installing the GNU Tool Chain or make sure you have installed Apple's developer tools.

AVR-GCC installation on Linux and other systems can be looked further down on this document (see §2). Updated information and detailed instructions can also be found at CCRMA's PID Wiki Setting up your Computer for AVR Development.

Once you have all requirements for working with AVRLIB and AVR-GCC you should install AVRLIB on your home directory. By using a terminal window or on the shell you can copy your uncompressed AVRLIB directory to you home directory by issuing the following command:


 		 [host] cp -rf avrlib/ /.       
Alternatively if you have the ``$HOME'' variable set you can do a


 		 [host]  cd $HOME        
and then,


 		 [host] cp -rf avrlib/ .       

Of course you are encouraged to look for more information and detailed instructions which surely can be found at CCRMA's PID Wiki: Setting up your computer. Michael Gurevich and Carr Wilkerson do a tremendous job to keep this wiki up-to-date.


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