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defragster:
Atmel Studio updated to 6.2 - wondering if anyone using this and VisualMicro across one or more of the PRO and DigiX and DigiSpark?

My old Arduino IDE for DigiX was wrong for PRO, and I got Pro working fine with new Nightly download.  Then I went to Digix and it failed and copied over (some) fresh DigiStump DigiX files and ended up with neither working.  Searching both Wiki and Forum didn't show signs for using both - but it seems I saw a note somewhere about some interaction of future functionality.

gogol:
I still have individual installations for

* CORE AVR Arduinos,
* Digispark classic (which I have extended for several barebone attiny cores),
* Digispark DigiX and the Arduino DUE
* and now a separate one for the PRO.If the Upcoming one for the PRO will support the other two as well, I will start migrating the other two Digispark related installations onto that one. Right now, I just live with one more.

BTW: Is there a hack, to change the color of the IDE?  It would be nice having different colors for different configurations.

defragster:
Just a unique windows directory for each installation?  Somehow when I made a fresh one for Pro in a unique place - it only worked after I pulled the docs\Arduino directory for Digix.  I got the idea there was some 'default directory' crosstalk.

Interesting to know that indeed all installations are still unique - until the unification happens.

defragster:
I got my Win 8.1 32 bit IDE working again for the Pro.

On Win 7 x64: For my Visual Studio 2010 I downloaded and installed the DigiStump (as yet) unsupported Atmel 6.2 and VisualMicro and both failed with non specific 'compile failed'.  One seemed to suggest choking on the a std???.h with a failure to parse what it had, hen I tried Atmel and there was no fail text with the error so I moved on.  The Visual Micro seemed to point into the DigiStump hardware and both showed the PRO by name, but neither got a compile to work.

gogol:

--- Quote from: defragster on July 06, 2014, 05:44:04 pm ---Just a unique windows directory for each installation?

--- End quote ---

Yes. I just install them from ZIP-Files into separate directories. In each IDE directory for the 1.5 series I create another subdirectory called: "portable". This directory is used for user related stuff instead of those in the users home directory.
That way the installations are totally separate.
see: https://github.com/arduino/Arduino/pull/1211

Unfortunately this does not work for the 1.0.x versions, where live is not so easy.

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