Python PropellerHAT Code Uploader
Code uploader and Python bindings for the Propeller P8X32A Multi-core Microprocessor.
Uploader works as a standalone tool, run with:
sudo python -m p1.loader
Credits
Thanks to Remy Black for the original code, released on the Parallax forums in 2007. I have taken pains to credit him appropriately.o
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php/90707-Propeller-development-for-non-Windows-users
Although I have changed the code quite significantly to fix performance issues on the Raspberry Pi, and address GPIO reset, much of his work remains in-tact and this code should be portable.
Thanks also to Jeff Martin who helped me understand the loader protocol and whose improvements to the upload process I hope to implement soon. 1.0.1 —–
Ready for Propeller HAT launch.
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