Command-line tool to flashing devices by CAN-BUS.
License
Main features
Support STM32 CAN-BUS ROM bootloader
Easily expand with other CAN-BUS protocols
Support iHEX and binary format files
Object oriented architecture
Command-line interface
Socket-CAN driver for CAN-BUS low level operations
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Install
Install using pip (no separate download required):
pip install canprog
Install from sources:
python setup.py install
Source code
Source code on GitHub:
Get code with git:
git clone https://github.com/marcinbor85/can-prog.git
Metadata
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