Follow-up Comment #2, bug #54387 (project avrdude):
I'm confused. What is 0x18AD? The ELF package has a bunch of constants define
for use in the e_machine field of the elf32 and elf64 headers. These are
simple integers ranging from 0 (EM_NONE) to 247 (EM_BPF). These are set by
whatever application creates the ELF formatted file. To my knowledge 0x18AD
doesn't fit this definition!
There is a comment in the elf.h file suggesting using large random numbers for
new architectures. But there is a definition for the 32 bit AVR architecture.
Perhaps 0x18AD is left over from ancient history when the 32 bit AVR
architecture was new? If that's the case then there is a need for two
constants - the official value (185) and the unofficial value (0x18AD).
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