Joerg Wunsch wrote:
Nope, avrdude.conf contains quite a bit other stuff, in particular the
definition of the various programming adapter layouts. Also, I think the
XML files don't have the actual ISP commands used as this knowledge is
not required for AVR Studio.
If you look at 'AVR068: STK500 Communication Protocol', you'll see on
page one:
"All device specific values can be found in the xml files for each part.
The xml files
are distributed with AvrStudio 4.11 or later. Download the latest AVR
Studio 4.X
from the Atmel web site, http://www.atmel.com/products/AVR/. The xml
file format
is described in section 6."
And I had to look at these xml files to find what was the command to
send to have
the write routine of 'v2' to work for eeprom since 'AVR068' refers to
symbolic
names for command values, these symbolic names being resolved in the xml
files.
If Atmel is acting this way, then an external tool that process their
xml files to update
particular sections of avrdude.conf and write an updated file would be
fine. (and
have 'v2' getting command values from avrdude.conf and not hard written in
the functions)
Bernard
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