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Step 14: Selecting the target tool chain: Select the Advanced option on the left side, now click the link shown in blue color Tools->Options->Tool chain ->Flavor Configuration.

Refer WinAvr/GCC documents for more optimization details. Select the required optimization level from drop down.

Step 13: Configuring the optimization levels: Select the Optimization from Tool Chain menu.

Step 12: Provide the Controller (Target Board) frequency as F_CPU=xxx Hz.

Step 11: Select the Symbols from Tool Chain menu and Click on Add Item in Defined Symbols(-D) box.Note: As the Inbuilt delay routines as used the freq needs to be specified to generate accurate delays.* Step 10: Configure the Controller Freq by selecting the project properties from Project menu. If there are any errors fix them and re-compile. Step 9: Compile the project by clicking on Build Solution from Build menu (or press F7).Step 8: The included library files can be seen in Solution Explorer on the right side.h) files by browsing to the project folder.

Step 7: Add the Source (.c) and header(.Note: Copy the library files into the project folder before including them into the project.Step 6: Add the library files (.c.h) to the project as shown below.Note: Include the respective header files before calling any library functions.Step 5: Write your program using the library functions and save it.Note: The initial file name will be same as project name.Step 4 : Once the project is successfully created the below window opens with the initil.Step 3: Once the project is saved a new dialog box “Device Selection” opens, Select Atmega32 and click OK.Step 2: Browse to your project folder and provide the project name and click on Ok.* Step 1: Open the Avr Atmel Studio-6 and select the new project from File Menu as shown below.