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I have some of these as well... it would be nice to know this is a possible addition.
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For what it's worth, the 26 is on the list of processors the Tiny Core will eventually support. Unfortunately, at this point in time, it's last on the list.
I'm curious ... how did each of you end up with 26s?
The AVR Developers link that spycatcher2k posted has a core for the tiny26 ...
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Ah. I've never actually tried that core. I've only used the tiny84v so far.
spycatcher2k:
#Coding Badly - I got mine from our local college - They miss ordered them, got 40 of them for 10p each. At that price I was not going to turn them down.
Are they in a PDIP-20 package?
I looked at modifying the tiny45_85 core, but don't know where to start, I have a VB programming background. A lot of 'C' is still beyond my knowledge. If someone could give me some ideas on what to modify, I would be willing to try and modify a core to work.
It's really a question of what features you want. If all you want is basic digital functions than modifying any existing core is easy. If you want PWM, time functions, analog-to-digital conversion, etcetera, it can become difficult.
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Start with an entry in boards.txt. If you need help, let me know.
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Thanks. I'll give it a look.