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I found some information that the attiny88 and attiny828 can be programed from an arduino, similar to the programing of the attiny85/45, simply connecting the right pins. How to program Atmel ATtiny88 (not 45 or 85)?

However, what I have not been able to find out are the arduino cores (drivers) for the attiny88 and attiny828. I wonder if the cores (or drivers) to program the attiny88 and attiny828 from an arduino are available somewhere or would they have to be constructed?.

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I have never come across cores for them (not that I've been specifically looking for them though). – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams Jun 30 at 4:48
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88 support seems to exist. See arduino.stackexchange.com/questions/12977/… – Gerben Jun 30 at 13:15
    
I would suggest you look into getting a real programmer. As @Gerben says there seems to be support for it, but if you buy an Atmel Programmer or a 3rd party programmer, you will make your life easier. If you plan on doing AVR programming you will eventually graduate from Arduino. There are a number of programmers that can program the ATTiny 88. atmel.com/tools/STK500.aspx?tab=devices. – PhillyNJ Jul 1 at 1:28

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