Dear AVRDUDE developpers,
recently I found libavrdude.a in the build directory and I
thought it would be usefull to use it from inside python.
Currently I wrapped the first essential fuctions part_read/write/update
into python and an example session might look so:
===============
import pydude
pydude.read_config("/some/path/to/avrdude.conf")
# init an AvrDude object
ad = pydude.AvrDude()
ad.set_programmer("jtag2")
ad.set_part("ATMEGA1281")
ad.open('usb')
# read flash to hex file
ad.part_update("fl:r:foo.hex:i")
# read flash and eeprom to python lists
ee = ad.part_read("ee",0,8)
fl = ad.part_read('fl',0,100)
# start writing 4 bytes into eeprom from offset 256
ad.part_write("ee",256,[1,2,3,4])
===============
This very first package is considered to be very alpha and
thought as an proof of concept. It can be found under:
http://download.savannah.nongnu.org/releases/uracoli/pydude-0.1.tar.gz
(as soon as the the mirrors have been updated, currently do
's/releases/releases-noredirect/p')
Cheers, Axel
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