Wouter van Ooijen wrote:
> But you do publish your interfaces, so any Linux hacker could add Linux
> support if he realy wanted to.

Absolutely.  The host command set for all my programmers is freely
available, and has been since the beginning, at
http://www.embedinc.com/picprg/picprg_prot.txt.  There is also a Windows
host library available with full source code and build scripts.  This can't
of course be used directly on Linux, but it might be a useful example.  The
source code of the EasyProg firmware is also available, although that would
probably matter less to someone implementing Linux support.


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