Programming ATtiny26

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Hello my friend
Please teach me how Tiny's Kurdish plan by Arduino
I'm very difficult to program the Arduino Tiny 26

Hello friends .
I need to program the Attiny 26 by Arduino, but the search will not take no results, please add it to the Arduino core Attiny 26 along with your education.
Arduino version 1.6.12
Thank .
:cry:

RE: Programming ATtiny26 through ArduinoISP, Blink not blinking. - Microcontrollers - Arduino Forum

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mohammad_er:
Hello my friend
Please teach me how Tiny's Kurdish plan by Arduino
I'm very difficult to program the Arduino Tiny 26

You have three options:

  • Find an existing 3rd party hardware package that supports ATtiny26. I'm not aware of one.
  • Write your own hardware package for ATtiny26. It looks like redgrittybrick already did some of the work for you. You will find the necessary information here: Arduino IDE 1.5 3rd party Hardware specification · arduino/Arduino Wiki · GitHub
  • Use a microcontroller that is already well supported. If you're into ATtiny I recommend you chose one from either ATTinyCore or MicroCore. That provides you with a wide variety of ATtiny models.
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@mohammad_er, please do not hijack. Thread split.

@mohammad_er, please do not cross-post. Other thread removed.

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I just happened to notice that there is a Tiny26 branch of ATTinyCore with what appears to be the first step towards adding ATtiny26 support:

The commit notes "lots of stuff still not right" but if you did want to add support for ATtiny26 this would get you started in the right direction. Note that branch is significantly behind the master branch so you should definitely rebase before doing any major work on it.

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looks around ... wut?

Well this thread went downhill quickly...

When I was about to add ATTiny26 support it was sort of like
"Woah, this is like just an earlier version of the 261, it'll be no problem, just take the same pinmapping and it should just work"
start doing stuff like that
read the datasheet a bit more
"Oh crap, the timers are different"
"Why am I wasting my time with this? It's only got 2k of flash so it sucks for Arduino anyway, it's obsolete (replaced by already supported and superior 261, which also comes in larger versions), and supporting it is going to be work"

And that's how we got to where we are. And yeah, DEFINITELY rebase from master now (I'm in a burst of activity on ATTinyCore right now; 1.1.3 is coming as soon as one fixed issue is verified and another not-fixed issue becomes fixed (for unified SPI)