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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