First Attempt at Using Bazel to Program MCUs#83
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These are some of the products of my exploration at figuring out how to implement avr-gcc with Bazel. The main part of the 'avr_bazel' directory was inspired by this article (https://retrylife.ca/blog/2020/09/03/bazel-and-avr) and the sub-directory 'blinking_with_makefile' was the initial proof of concept to test the simplicity of deploying avr-compiled code to microprocessors.