Re^2: Using Perl for JTAG interface

Thank you for the reply. I have already looked at JTAG Tools and found it to be way too much. There is functionality there that I simply do not need or want, which makes the code quite complex. On the bright side, after some more scrupulous googling, I found a website by somebody called Toby Deitrich who has implemented pretty much what I was looking for only via a parallel port. It should now be pretty easy to change the four parallel port references to my special I/O.

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Re^3: Using Perl for JTAG interface by Anonymous Monk on May 10, 2007 at 00:03 UTC
Hi, Toby here. I have written a Perl module to drive a PC parallel port to do JTAG instruction register and data register shifts, among other things. This is what I have posted on my website. However, it's pretty slow (maybe 10kbs) owing to the slow speed of the parallel port. I have also written another Perl module which drives an <a href="http://www.amontec.com>Amontec JTAGKey which is a USB-based device and therefore much faster. If you're interested in something like that, I can give you the Perl module for that too.	[reply]

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Re^3: Using Perl for JTAG interface
by Anonymous Monk on May 10, 2007 at 00:03 UTC

Hi, Toby here. I have written a Perl module to drive a PC parallel port to do JTAG instruction register and data register shifts, among other things. This is what I have posted on my website. However, it's pretty slow (maybe 10kbs) owing to the slow speed of the parallel port. I have also written another Perl module which drives an <a href="http://www.amontec.com>Amontec JTAGKey which is a USB-based device and therefore much faster. If you're interested in something like that, I can give you the Perl module for that too.

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