Programming ATtiny10 in Visual Studio Code

This is a video about programming AVR 8-bit microcontrollers in Visual Studio Code. This time I focus on programming ATtiny10, but the same way you can program other AVR 8-bit microcontrollers like ATtiny9, ATtiny5 and ATtiny4 which belong to the same family of AVR microcontrollers like ATtiny10. I demonstrate using Visual Studio Code on a blink program and I think that you will love Visual Studio Code IntelliSense.

🛠 Tools which I use in the video 🛠
➟ ATtiny10
➟ USBasp Programmer
➟ 10-Pin to 6-Pin Adapter
➟ 10-Pin Ribbon Cable
➟ SOT23/SOP10 to DIP10 Adapter
➟ Printed Circuit Boards
➟ Pin Headers
➟ Small Breadboards
➟ Leds
➟ Resistors
➟ Dupont Wires

Stay creative and keep on tinkering 😊

[embeddedbastler]

Thank you for this quick and extremly helpful video. Now I can leave Atmel Studio aside and use VS Code on Linux for programming microcontrollers.

[electron]

Very useful - thanks! The code completion looks awesome!

[jorrico]

Hello, I followed the video and instructions on your GitHub, but it didn't work, I believe due to the changes in the AVR toolchain. Could you update the video and the vscode configuration instructions to compile for the ATtiny family?

[startobytes]

Can you make a Video about how to use the Attiny10 with Arduino IDE and how to use the Arduino Uno to programm it with the Arduino IDE?!

[philgarcia]

Hi! Something appears to be missing. I get this error message:

> Executing task: make <

make : The term 'make' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify
that the path is correct and try again.

[adrianzakrzewski]

Really great video, but anyway it's kind of time consuming to set up workspace when you create new project and all that... Also you need to know all that registers.
I have seen that someone made "Attiny Core" for Arduino IDE, but haven't tested yet. Also it's a little limited to just few Attiny MCUs.

[juliuskieninger]

Hey man, I am quite frustrated trying to find a solution to program avr on a mac. When I started watching your video, I was full of hope. But when I add the path to avr-gcc (on my mac it's located in the crosspack folder), the red waves are still there and the source files can't be found. Any idea to solve this? Thanks!

[_Iokanaan_Marusidze_]

where do you define the frequency of the microcontroller ?

[Miss-Stephanie-Night]

i have been searching for this exact guide !! thank you, i will refured to this at every moment posible !

[skaman]

is there any way to save a setting on an attiny10 like on a biger atiny85 (EEPROM)?

[arvand]

thanks you man. I Success full learn from you