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# ePenguin-Igloo
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## What is Igloo?
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Igloo was a full on project and package manager. It is no longer that. Igloo is a tool for creating and maintaining projects. It can create bare metal projects (with no framework), and it can also convert and work with ASF4 (Atmel Start) projects.
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Microchip may decide to one day kill atmel start so this project may one day be useless.
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## Why does this exist?
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I use vim and emacs (on and off) as my text editor. I do not use an IDE.
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It aims solves a few problems:
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- Regenerating atmel start projects after recustomizing the board settings via the web configurator should be as simple as one command. It shouldn't be a whole ordeal where if you regenerate your project you have to re-move your source files back into the new generated project.
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- Compiling, executing, and debugging your code should be more streamlined than opening a bunch of terminals that just sit idling.
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- Adding source files to your makefile should be as simple as a command or two. Same with include directories and other configurations.
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- Automate other miscellaneous operations.
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## Prerequisites and Assumptions
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I'm going to assume you know how to get your desired toolchain. It is a prerequisite.
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- [https://github.com/rizsotto/Bear](bear) (OPTIONAL)
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- [https://github.com/openocd-org/openocd.git](openocd)
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- [https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install](rust)
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These things can also be installed by your package manager if you want to install a binary instead of building from source. I'll update the instructions for different distros at some point.
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## Usage
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## Installation
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Unfortunately this project is abandoned for a bunch of reasons, mainly because the workload grew exponentially as new problems surfaced. If you'd like the name, please email help@crates.io. I consent to the transfer to the first person who asks for it.
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