Update sources, fix api calls#8
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verglasz wants to merge 2 commits intois1200-example-projects:masterfrom
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Update sources, fix api calls#8verglasz wants to merge 2 commits intois1200-example-projects:masterfrom
verglasz wants to merge 2 commits intois1200-example-projects:masterfrom
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Update to more recent versions of the toolchain components and fix the resulting errors in bin2hex due to api changes
Update the disk requirement to match that of the newer versions and remove the section about the libgmp version hack, as it no longer applies.
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Update the toolchain components to more modern versions,
for better C standard support, better diagnostics, some new extensions
and overall a more closer match to the native toolchain most distributions
ship with nowadays (so people can test programs locally with their x86 gcc
without having unexpected problems when compiling for the ChipKit).
Avrdude is left to an older version because I couldn't get the newer ones to work,
but it'd be nice to port everything to a newer version so that people can use the one their
distro ships with instead of having to compile it from source.
I used it to compile the code for the labs and also most of my project,
and didn't notice any issue from the version change.