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Post pycloader (sic)

For those of you who didn't know, a certain CDer made a code loader in C for Linux. He calls it picloader.

Now my thing. I looked at his source, parsed it out, and ported it to Python (the language), creating pycloader.

The thing is, I don't actually know what's wrong with it (it doesn't work). So I thought I would post it on ChiefDelphi and see what all you bright people made of it.

It requires the pySerial module, in addition to Python.

The command is:
Code:
pycloader <hexfile> <port>
eg, for your first serial port, loading file mycode.hex (that's in the current directory), use this:
Code:
pycloader mycode.hex 0
(You could also use "COM1" on windows or "/dev/ttyS0" on Linux.)

Post comments/fixes here, or e-mail me directly.

[edit]I forgot to mention how it's broken. It appears to load the code, but it doesn't do anything. The old code is still there. (Thanks to Bharat Nain for testing.)[/edit]
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