MiniCore v2.0.1

Changelog

• Fix incorrect bootloader memory address for ATmega88PB and ATmega168/P/PA/PB
• Add EEPROM library
• SoftwareSerial library updated and now occupies less flash

MiniCore v1.0.4

Changelog:

• Fix incorrect analog pin A6 and A7 numbering
• Add analogPinToChannel macro
• Add more programmers to programmers.txt
• Add modified SoftwareSerial that works non-PCINT devices such as ATmega8
  • Uses regular interrupt pins instead

MiniCore v1.0.3

Changelog:
*Add separate BOD menu option for ATmega8
*Add 18.432 MHz oscillator option
*Improved documentation

MiniCore v1.0.2

It's time for a new release again! A lot has happened in three month, so I'm happy to bring you these new features:

Changelog:

• Verbose bootloader burning always enabled for easier debugging
• The core files are updated to the latest version from the Arduino Github repo
• Add support for LTO in IDE 1.6.11 and newer
• Optiboot flasher example updated
• LOTS of small under-the-hood changes and improvements

MiniCore v1.0.1

It's time for a new release to fix some the bugs that have appeared. Don't hesitate to report an issue if you believe you've found a bug 😉

Changelog:

• Efuse error on the ATmega8 resolved
• Lock bit error on the ATmega48 resolved
• Support for Arduino Eclipse IDE added!

MiniCore v1.0.0

This is the first MiniCore release, and adds support for the ATmega8, ATmega48, ATmega88, ATmega168 and ATmega328 to Arduino IDE. This also includes the A, P, and PA version.
This core uses @majekw's famous Optiboot port, and lets you write to the flash memory while the program is running. The core incorporates register keyword highlighting as well. This will be a great extension to the list of Arduino compatible microcontrollers. Feel free to try it out, and if you like it please give this repository a star! 😃