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This document provides an overview of using WinAVR and AVR Studio for C programming and debugging a microcontroller. It describes how to install WinAVR, use Programmer's Notepad to write C code, build projects with Makefiles, program the microcontroller, and debug the C code in AVR Studio using JTAG.
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