Stefan Rueger

Cannot access EEPROM on some bootloader/part combinations

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AVRDUE only invokes the programmer's *_paged_load() and *_paged_write() when the memory page size exceeds 1. Compact bootloaders (think optiboot et al) typically only ever implement paged memory access for flash...

Review MSG_INFO level and quell_progress

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See Issue #1114

In terminal only offer commands a programmer actually supports

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Supposed to fix Issue #1104

Change condition for using paged access in avr_read() and avr_write()

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Supposed to fix #970. The fundamental avr_read() and avr_write() functions that carry out `-U` use `if(pgm->paged_... && mem->page_size > 1)` to decide whether to use paged access. I believe the...

Poor coverage of (concept) index in documentation

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Now that the functionality and documentation of AVRDUDE has grown over the last couple of years, I couldn't help noticing that the (concept) index of the documentation does not have...

Use magic memory tree interface throughout

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Using mmt_malloc(), mmt_realloc(), mmt_strdup() and mmt_free() has the benefit of adding another layer of indirection in `avrdude.h` so that applications can replace the memory allocation and management routines at compile...

Silence MacOS compiler warning

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See [here for details](https://github.com/avrdudes/avrdude/pull/1792#issuecomment-2080427099)

cmake enabling LINUXGPIO on ubuntu 20.04 fails

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After installing `libgpiod-dev` on ubuntu 20.04 (long-term-support until April 2030), cmake enabling LINUXGPIO fails to build: `gpiod_line_set_direction_input()` is missing in `libgpiod`. @mhei @mcuee Any ideas how to solve this? ```...

Silence compiler warnings

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Fixes #1799 The `%hd` converts the int argument to short before printing, so I suspect #1799 is a matter of overzealous compiler warning.

Put static variables into context structure

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This PR intends to move all static variables used in libavrdude functions into a *single* structure called `cx_t`; the idea is that there is *one* global context pointer `cx_t *cx`...