I can program the Due directly from my Windows PC using the Arduino IDE and that's great, but I know from experience that it is really tedious to debug complex programs with nothing but print statements. Atmel Studio advertises debug capability with breakpoints and lots of great features. I've downloaded and installed it, now trying to go through the somewhat opaque process of trying to get it to work with an Arduino sketch. I've made some headway following the steps explained here; http://www.engblaze.com/tutorial-using- ... -projects/ Its expecting the 'avrdude' driver and we are using bossac, but other than that adjustment I was able to make contact with the programming port ok. Still having trouble arranging the various makefiles in such a way as to get the sketch to compile and it has me worried. Has anyone else successfully managed to get Atmel Studio working with the Due?
Not sure if it is still relevant, but I wrote a tutorial of how to program Due from Atmel Studio (containing a comment for UDOO users): http://www.cloud-rocket.com/2014/05/pro ... tudio-asf/
