I have been using the Ardunio IDE to edit code for an Arduino sketch.
I was having trouble uploading to the board, so I bought a pocket progammer in response to this question: What possible ways can I upload sketches to arduino mega chips?
Now, using this programmer I can upload .hex files via the command line.
Now I want to create a .HEX file from my existing .PDE files.
The problem is:
- The graphical IDE has a "Upload Sketch" button (which compiles and attempts to upload in one go), but there doesn't seem to be a "Create Sketch" button.
- avr-gcc can create a sketch (I believe) but doesn't recognise .PDE files.
How can I go about creating this Sketch?
Answer
When the Arduino IDE compiles your sketch it creates a .HEX file in a temp directory, which is then uses to upload to your board.
The .HEX file will have the same name as your sketch (without the .pde extension), followed by .cpp.hex
I just tried a build and the .HEX file was created in a directory called build2849146248544311107.tmp inside my Temp directory (C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\ on Windows 7). Presumably the numbers in the build2849146248544311107.tmp directory name will chanage.
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