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> AdaCore's AVR compiler comes with a sample application somewhere (I
> don't remember where).
I also could not find.

> When using gcc for AVR you have to specify the target MCU at the
> compile and link steps with the option -mmcu=3D<name of mcu>. In your
> example you missed that option in the compile step.
Ok. I will put this.
=20
> AVR-Ada /=3D AdaCore's AVR compiler.
Yes. The http://student.agh.edu.pl/~mkucia/wiki/doku.php?id=3Davrada tutori=
al does not refer to AVR-Ada, but to Adacore's AVR compiler. I believe he e=
ntitled the tutorial "avrada" just to simplify things. Actually I have to c=
ongratulate him, because of the initiative. It also brings some good exampl=
es (like something we are used to get in AVR tutorials in C). Just it would=
 be easier if he had written all text and the comments in english (not in p=
olish) but Chrome helps on it :-p.