I'm using Arduino's ( 2560, 328 etc ). Those I program via USB and the onboard Ch340/CH341 chip. To get the HEX file on the Arduino, I'm using XLoader. Things go fine! No problem Later I started building own pcb's with an AVR chip on it, like ATtiny44. Purchased a USBAP and started using bitBurner and ISP.
NOW, 2 years later I want to start up things again but I don't get butBurner at work due of
those .NET framework 3.5 issues. Whatever I did, I don't get bitBurner to work.
Even did clean W10 install.
Alway ask for installing that framework. Even when it's installed.
Tried extremBurner but got issues with missing file libus0.dll
Finaly gave up...
So, the question is: is there an alternative ISP programmer ( software ) what;s easy to download?
Maybe in combination with another SIP-programmer ( hardware ).
Best thing is to just use the Arduino IDE. Sure you have to compile the sketch rather than just uploading the precompiled .hex file, but unless you are mass programming boards it really doesn't matter.
If you are set on not having to compile, there are a couple other options:
First I will give AVRDUDE(SS) a new try and try again to solve the
libusb0.dll issue.
I forget to mention that I ONLY need a programmer ( hardware and software ).
Writing the code itself, I do by mikroe's mikroPascal! ( I grew up with Turbo PAscal )
And this creates the HEX files!