Rearrange classic parts and parenting in avrdude.conf

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Although, on the surface of it, every entry of a classic part has been
changed, and some radically so by different parenting, there are only
subtle changes in AVRDUDE's internal representation:
 - 15 parts that did not have an io memory entry now have one
 - Some ISP opcodes were replaced with equivalent ones (x maps to 0)

This has been checked using the development options, particularly -p*/At,
before and after the changes.

The benefit of the new avrdude.conf is that every (non-TPI) classic part
is now derived from a common .classic or .classic-nocal stub. This enables
putting a common prodsig and sernum memory there. Generally, parenting
off now only happens between related chips. All in all, more systematic.
And it's some 10% smaller, too.

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Stefan Rueger

2024-07-14 00:43:59 +01:00

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