> The device is really an > easedropping tool but the brains behind it would be back on the PC, > perhaps a separate process which only looks at the serial port, and is > probably written in Python if I were to do it. > > This keeps the cost out of the device, and puts the emulation software > on a platform where there is abundant environmental support. > > Having said all this, I wonder if the MPSSE protocol would let somebody > simply use another standard cable to be the emulator? Then we just tie > them together and pass the crap back up to a python program. > > My motto on open source projects is this: "he who does the work, gets > to decide." > > So I could not be persuaded to do this in C, but then that is moot, > because I could probably not be persuaded to do it at all. > > But maybe some of these ideas will stimulate somebody else into action > or onto refined ideas, > > Dick >
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