Olivier writes:
This command-line enables “Quick” Arduino prototyping without compilation. Reading analog values, dis-/enabling ports and even I2C register manipulations are done in seconds instead of minutes. I will shows you how to set the time of a “DS1207” I2C realtime clock as well as executing some basic operations.
The impatients of you just download the sketch here: [GitHub] and enter the test sequence “\a2/a3ir10” into the Arduino serial monitor.The MiniPirate is heavily inspired by the much small and powerful “Bus Pirate” of Ian Lesnet and even uses a small part of it’s code.
Details are on the “Instructables” website: http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-comand-line-tool-MiniPirate/
Nice. I’ll throw an Arduino Nano at this and give it a try sometime.
So, as of my post-date & time the links seem to be here:
* Instructable in German:
http://www.instructables.com/id/EUPYWUJHUAV4DO9/?lang=de
* Instructable in English (thanks Olivier):
http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-comand-line-tool-MiniPirate/
* GitHub project page:
https://github.com/chatelao/MiniPirate/
* GitHub master.zip direct download:
https://github.com/chatelao/MiniPirate/archive/master.zip
Be sure to read comments on the English Instructables page, as of my post tme there seems to be a “fix” about how to use the archive with the Arduino IDE (where to put the files) so the sketch will compile.