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- I am pngu (https://keybase.io/pngu) on keybase.
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itspngu
/ keybase.md
Created
July 4, 2021 15:12
itspngu
/ updated_avr_toolchain_for_qmk.md
Last active
December 28, 2020 21:40
Unfortunately Ubuntu packages a fairly old (5.3.0) version of gcc-avr at the time of writing. Versions of gcc-avr from 8.3.0 onwards will produce significantly smaller binaries. The steps of building and installing a cutting-edge AVR toolchain on Ubuntu (tested on 20.04/WSL2 and 20.10/Baremetal) are outlined below.
Most of the procedure is loosely based on this manpage.
It's a good idea to run all of this from a folder dedicated to it.
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