Programming for AVR in Ubuntu

For those interested in programming microcontrollers, I suggest the existence of a great plug-in for Eclipse that simplifies software development: AVR Eclipse plug-in . It allows you to select a processor from the list, create a hex and use avrdude to download the firmware, plus various bows with viewing and editing individual bits in registers and fyuza.

I will not talk about IDE Eclipse here - most of those present know and use it, and for those who are not familiar with it, there are a lot of installation manuals.
First, install everything you need to develop for AVR:

apt-get install avr-gcc avr-binutils avr-libc avrdude

Now we start Eclipse, go to Help-> Software updates-> Add site ... and enter the website of the plugin avr-eclipse.sourceforge.net/updatesite
Click Ok, restart Eclipse and see in the project wizard a new item “AVR Cross Target Application”. Choose a processor, clock frequency - and go!
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Successful work and correct fusion;)