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Can we avoid the special case for tinyprog on darwin? #529

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zapta opened this issue Jan 10, 2025 · 3 comments
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Can we avoid the special case for tinyprog on darwin? #529

zapta opened this issue Jan 10, 2025 · 3 comments

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zapta commented Jan 10, 2025

@cavearr, this is a question for you.

The general command line for the tinyprog progammer that apio uses is

tinyprog --pyserial -c ${SERIAL_PORT} --program $SOURCE

However there is a special hardcoded case for tinyprog on darwin which sets the command

tinyprog --libusb --program $SOURCE

Is this special case necessary? Can we merge the cases together into a single command line?

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cavearr commented Jan 10, 2025

i'll try it . In osx always i use --libusb, the other command line i'm not use never.
Tomorrow afternoon i'll play with it in different OSs and try to find if is it possible reduce to one command.

Thanks @zapta!

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zapta commented Jan 10, 2025 via email

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cavearr commented Jan 10, 2025

Hi @zapta , TinyFPGA-BX but be careful because the last batches has been solded with bad firmware. And the project appears very abandoned or unatended.

I buyed several years ago, now i don't know where you can buy. I know, people that i had been helped in summer to work with it, buy in the past Spring at Mouser.

I'm working in a patched version of tinyprog to work with old and new boards i hope have for testing during the next week.

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