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RE: Re[3]: [avrdude-dev] AVR910 Programming speed
From: |
Theodore A. Roth |
Subject: |
RE: Re[3]: [avrdude-dev] AVR910 Programming speed |
Date: |
Mon, 7 Apr 2003 10:23:03 -0700 (PDT) |
On Mon, 7 Apr 2003, Daniel Williamson wrote:
:) Concerning the speed difference. Is there a way to turn off the output to
:) the terminal window?
Which output are you referring to? If you are talking about the number
of bytes written, the avr910 code does do that with the changes I made
over the weekend. I need to add that, but it will only happen if
verbosity is turned on with -v.
I was just looking at the stk500.c code and it looks like the
stk500_paged_write() function doesn't honor the verbosity option so
the bytes written are always on. I've committed the attached to remedy
that.
:) or perhaps just increment it every n bytes.
:) On Win2k running a dos window I've written programs that write to the
:) terminal window and it can really make a difference.
:) Even for a few 10's of writes using printf it makes a noticible difference.
:) If somebody with a working source could patch out the display code and time
:) it then it's another possibility tried.
Ted Roth
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- Re[2]: [avrdude-dev] AVR910 Programming speed, (continued)
RE: Re[3]: [avrdude-dev] AVR910 Programming speed, Daniel Williamson, 2003/04/07
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RE: Re[3]: [avrdude-dev] AVR910 Programming speed, Daniel Williamson, 2003/04/08