This options was used during developing to examine the created
bytestream - even without an FTDI device present. avrftdi creates
correct bytestreams and thus, this is option is not of any use anymore.
To the contrary: it makes code unreadable, more complex and prone to error.
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avrftdi.c: add pgm->power[up|down] functions and fill
pgm->enable|disable with proper functionality, as suggested by
rliebscher.
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Use pin_checklist[] of size N_PINS instead N_PINS - 1, to avoid future
problems. Also remove pins_check from set_pin; instead use mask[0] == 0
to check wether to do something or not.
avrftdi_private.h: Change size of pin_checklist[] to N_PINS.
avrftdi.c: Adapt code to new size of pin_checklist. Remove pins_check
from set_pin.
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Generic function enabling external programming on TPI devices. This
function sets the required guard time (which is passed in as parameter),
checks the TPI identification register, writes SKEY command + SKEY, and
finally polls the NVMEN bit in TPISR.
avr.h: Add prototype definitions of avr_tpi_program_enable() and
avr_tpi_chip_erase().
avrftdi_tpi.c: Removes tpi_skey_cmd array, containing the SKEY command
and the SKEY bytes.
tpi.h: Adds tpi_skey_cmd array, containing the SKEY command and the SKEY
bytes, but in the reverse order of tpi_skey.
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also change error return value of set_pin from 1 to -1.
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avrdude.conf.in: Change all programmers' pin definitions to 0-based
avrftdi.c: incorporate new 0-based pindef infrastructure
avrftdi_private.h: Add pin_checklist_t to avrftdi_t for runtime pin
checking in pgm->setpin.
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This is not necessary any more, because the "frame" ends in logic 1, so
the pin is high anyway and the MPSSE keeps the pin value as long as it
is idle. Setting the pin low would cause the TPI physical layer in the
AVR part to detect a collision.
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All I/O of avrftdi_tpi is done in terms of pgm->cmd_tpi() calls instead
of calling avrftdi_tpi_[read,write]_byte() functions directly.
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avrftdi_private.h, avrftdi.c: remove pdata->guard_bits refernces, since
they are no longer needed
avrftdi_tpi.c: Use fixed guard time of 2 bits, this gives 16 bits per
frame. tpi_byte2frame() and tpi_frame2byte() functions are now
symmetrical and extraction of received data in avrftdi_read_byte is less
complicted. Write the new guard time to the TPI in
avrftdi_tpi_program_enable().
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In this function the NVM enable bit in TPISR is written to zero, like
described in AVR918. The reset line is released in avrftdi_close().
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Device identification is possible tested under OS X 10.6.8 with an
FT4232H and ATtiny10.
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ERROR is already defined as a preprocessor macro in wingdi.h.
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Messages are divided by severity and printed accordingly to verbosity, as
specified by the user. The provided severity level are (ERROR, WARN, INFO,
DEBUG, TRACE). Where "ERROR" messages are always printed. Shortcut-macros
including function, from which the output was generated, and line number were
also added. Some log messages were updated and other code warnings removed.
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Apparently, doing too large read/write I/O on the MPSSE fills up the RX Buffer
of the chip, resulting in STALL/NAK of additional transactions of an OUT request.
Since the OUT request is issued synchronously, an appropriate IN request cannot
be issued, resulting in a deadlock.
This problem is handled by submitting small enough OUT requests, that will not
fill up the RX buffer and interleaving them with IN requests.
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This includes adding libftdi1 to configure.ac and Makefile.am.
avrftdi code is changed to use libftdi1. At the same time device
discovery is moved to libftdi1. Some error and debug messages in
avrftdi are corrected and/or updated. avrftdi_print is updated,
to print all messages whose verbosity level is less or equal to
the global verbosity level, so that messages with level 0 are always
printed.
This change is tested on OS X 10.6.8, Ubuntu 12.04.2 and Win7 x86_64.
The Win7 version was cross-compiled on OS X 10.6.8.
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-Error was a result of a mixup between 2232C/D and 2232H
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Bugfixes:
-remove ftdi_usb_purge_buffers(), since it does not flush, but clear buffers
-fix bad polling in avrftdi_flash_write() where it was possible to poll a 0xff
value.
Maintenance:
-use #defines from libftdi for MPSSE commands where applicable
-reformat E() and E_VOID() macros
-remove TYPE_* macros
-clean up private structure (remove pin_inversion, type and ftype)
-adds ftdi_pin_name() to turn a (FTDI) pin number to a human readable string
-adds avrftdi_print to encapsulate "if(verbose > c) fprintf()"-idiom
-nicer / better understandable (I hope) output
-removes pin_limit() and adds a member in the private data structure.
TYPE_* macros can be removed; decision is made from (struct ftdi_context).type
-add_pin(s)() functions reworked. parameters are validated first, if everything
is alright, pin_value is modified. pin_inversion mask is not needed; use
PIN_INVERTED instead
-change set_pin(s)(), so that it gets the pin value used by avrdude (and not a
bit mask). This way, PIN_INVERTED is usable and pin_inversion is not needed.
Plus, the interface is consistent with the add_pin() signature. Also move
parameter validation to the start of the function. I also commented out the
warning, that a pin is not defined, because it is annoying.
-clean up avrftdi_open(): first parameter validation, then USB lookup, interface
initialization then pin setup
-avrftdi_eeprom_read/write() and avrftdi_flash_read/write(): convert to new
calling scheme, where every paged_* function is called once for every page
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Renames pin_name() from avrpart.c to avr_pin_name() and adds a
(globally visible)declaration in avrpart.h
The function takes an integer argument from the pin-enum in pindefs.h and
converts it to a string. The returned string corresponds to the pin names used
in avrdude.conf.
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