PyET, Python Embedded Tools

What is PyET?

Python Embedded Tools (a.k.a. PyET) is a set of Python programs, modules and scripts to aid in the development of embedded systems. Currently there are Python classes to control Background Debug Mode (BDM) pods for Motorola processors and JTAG boundary scan pods, and some examples classes to program the Flash memory of some boards.

The idea is to create in time a complete group of utilities with the benefits of a common scripting language and environment to program, debug, test and deploy a variety of embedded architectures.

PyET was born because we (embedded^cl) were in need of a dynamic, flexible utility framework for our embedded boards which usually run Linux or µClinux.
PyET is being released as Libre software under the GNU GPL License.