Can you help me to use? about sublimeavr HOT 11 OPEN

Which operating system you are using?
Have you AVR toolchain in place?

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Thanks for the reply.

I'm using Windows 8.1.
I downloaded AVR toolchain and put in C Disk, as you can see here

In the Package Control page you said that I have to set it in PATH, how can I do that?

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Press Win + Pause/Break. Select Advanced system settings and Environment Variables. There you can set PATH variable. Append it with the installation path of AVR Toolchain. You need to give the path to the bin folder.

Semicolon ; is used as a separator mark so remember to add that before adding new path into the list.

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I set the PATH, but now I'm getting this error:

I use winAVR in Atmel Studio normally, you know what I can do?

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What does the error says in English? At least now the plugin tries to compile. You can see the first call to avr-gcc below.

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The error says "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142).".

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Just to report: I solved the error following these step: http://www.avrfreaks.net/forum/windows-81-compilation-error

I had to change AVRDUDE_FLAGS to "-c usbasp", to use my USBasp stick. Is there a way to change this in my template? (set USBasp to always make the upload).

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You can edit your .sublime-project file to add -c usbasp there. And if you like to have a template for that create a new template (zip-file) into templates folder. The zip-file may contain whatever files you like to have in your custom template along with the .sublime-project file.

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I managed to change -c usbasp in SublimeAVR.py file. Put .sublime-project in my custom template doesn't work, but now I finally got it. Your plugin is working like a charm.
Thank you for spend time trying to help me! :)

Edit
Just one more thing:
Is there a way to change the initial project location (just to add my project's folder, so I dont need to write it every time)?
From this

To something like that

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You shouldn't need to edit SublimeAVR.py but just edit the generated project Makefile file. I can add a feature to set default project folder in settings.

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Is there a possibility to make a feature to set Project Name in TARGET too? I make a project in C:\Users\José\Projects\Blink and the compiler create Blink.hex, for example.

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