Projects

1. 

   Anjuta as an AVR development environment

   During the Google Summer of Code 2011 I started working on a project to transform Anjuta, the GNOME IDE, in a nice AVR development platform.

   I want to accomplish this by integrating several Linux AVR tools into Anjuta, including the compiler (avr-gcc), the debugger (avr-gdb) and several gdb backends like averice, simulavr and simavr.

   Project status: Temporarily on hold

2. 

   Audio interface for the DE0 FPGA board

   The Altera DE0 is a nice basic FPGA development board, which is widely used at our university. And for the first year students, they came up with a new idea for the practical assignments of the digital systems course: program a simple audio effect in a FPGA with VHDL.

   But, unlike his bigger brother the Altera DE2-70, the DE0 doesn't have an audio interface. So, our project group was assigned to design one, using the expansion headers on the DE0.

   Project status: In Progress