Il giorno 26 feb 08, alle ore 19:56, Dean Hall ha scritto:
Daniele, [...]
Hello Dean, thank you very much for your reply!
I made some more tests today and I did indeed notice that it's
reproducible and quite unexpected. I also tried upgrading the firmware
of my programmer through AVR Studio 4 on windows (hey, these Intel
processors must be used somehow ;), which incidentally works like a
charm with the files that avrdude chokes on, but I suppose that there
is no updated firmware for the STK500. It reported version 2.10 before
and it reports 2.10 now.
How do you add a few more bytes? Do you declare a variable you don't
really need? I'm curious to know what is the most efficient way to do
so.
Funny enough, it hasn't been happening to me all day. I don't know if
this is related to setting the clock period to 30 us (it takes several
*seconds* to write to the chip) or if I'm just not encountering the
choking situation. On the other hand, my code certainly has bugs -- or
maybe it's the circuit design that does, but that's another story. :)
As for the Mac-only issue, I'm not sure about it. It seems that the
mantainer of the avrdude port of macports is avrdude's author himself.
Daniele
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