ATtiny104 Xplained Nano

[aladdn16]

ATtiny104 Xplained Nano I have this card, can I program it with attiny core? How should I configure this card?

Which mcu supports attiny? is there a list of all supported mcus?

[SpenceKonde]

See the readme, there is a section listing supported parts and unsupported parts and linking to cores for all parts for which im aware of a core. ATTC does not support the AVRrc parts because the flash is miniscule and fitting the arduino api functions into it is not really possible - not without compromises. An attempt was made, though there are severe constraints on it because everything needs to be so aggressively optimized for flash. It is linked from the unsupported parts list in the readme

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ATtiny104 Xplained Nano I have this card, can I program it with attiny core? How should I configure this card?

Which mcu supports attiny? is there a list of all supported mcus?

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[SpenceKonde]

Non-supported parts

ATTinyCore supports classic ATtiny parts. It does not support any other AVR devices - There is a different core for the ones that are practical for use with Arduino, depending on the product line:

• tinyAVR 0/1/2-series Modern tinyAVR (with 0, 1, or 2 as next-to-last digit) are supported by my megaTinyCore instead. They are totally different in every way except the "t-word" in the name, and many of them have a peripheral selection to make most classic AVRs turn gteen with envy (like a 3227 or 3226's peripera;s beat the stuffing out of many classic AVR parts, including the 328pb
• ATtiny13/13A are supported by MicroCore by @MCUdude - 2k of flash is the lower cutoff for ATTinyCore.
• The ATtiny28L is not supported by any Arduino core. It is older than the hills, weirder than quantum physics... AND IT DOESN'T HAVE RAM! IT ONLY HAS REGISTERS! Put it back into the museum case where you got it before the security guards notice it missing from the "prehistoric man and computing" exhibit.
• ATtiny 4/5/10/11 and any other "AVRrc" (reduced core) parts, these combine minuscule memory sizes with a gimped CPU. Try this core if you are a masochist and extremely space constrained. The core has to cut significant parts of the API in order to fit. Or you can do what everyone else does: use a part that that sucks less!
• Anything with "ATmega" in the name - you want one of MCUDude's cores - he has one for almost every ATmega part. '
• The ATmegaXXcN and XXmN where X is the flash size and N is a small number. There is no core supporting these rarely seen or discussed classic AVRs. The c's are a follow-on to the ATCAN series (which MCUdude's cores support) and the m series the follow-on to the PWM-centric parts of the same vintage (The TCD on 1-series tinyAVR and Dx-series parts was clearly inspired by the PWM controller on those parts).
• AVR Dx-series (AVR128DA64, etc) - the crown jewel of the AVR product line, supported by my DxCore.
• AVR Ex-series (AVR64EA48, AVR32EB32, not yet for sale) will also be supported by DxCore ones the datasheets is available to clear up a few remaining questions about the EA and a ton of questions about the EB.

[SpenceKonde]

Closing as there is already a list of supported and a list of unsupported parts right in the readme file, this part is not on it and never will be. I have no desire to make a core for AVRrc architecture.