I have idea. Is it possible to use Bus Pirate as hardware programmer for IMSProg software?
I think it should be the other way around so that random program is supporting BusPirate.
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in that case it depends on a stable binmode protocol. not sure if the current WIP is finioshed already
I’m not sure the Bus Pirate can imitate a CH chip (maybe?), but that software could definitely be updated to support the Bus Pirate through the bpio2 flatbuffers interface. The major protocols are all stable and seem to be working well.
How difficult would depend on how the software is organized, and if a thin wrapper around the flatbuffer interface would be enough. It’s written in C++ with the Qt framework - I have limited (and highly unpleasant) experience with Qt.
If the author of the software was interested in supporting the Bus Pirate I would be happy to send them hardware and provide whatever technical support I can.
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