Bugfix from 2.0.1 release

I made a quick bugfix from the 2.0.1 release, to take care of a bytecode handling error for Python 3.0. Sorry about that.

Version 2.0.1

This version has a few cleanup fixes, and a new command mode, for using grabserial to execute single commands on a target board, and show the results in a nice way. It also supports appending to the logfile, instead of overwriting it, and changes how files are managed during a restart over a date change.

v1.9.9 release

This release has some improvements for unicode handling (particularly for use with the Python3 interpreter), as well as some refactoring and inline directives to reduce pylint and flake8 warnings. Functionality is pretty similar to v1.9.3. Please see the CHANGELOG inside the 'grabserial' script for per-version details.

v1.9.3

Add -B option to force the baudrate. Also, show better precision for absolute timing (-T)

1.9.2 release

This release supports a new option '-S' to skip the tty check (which was giving many users problems.

Also, some changes were made to support use of grabserial as a python module.
A python program can do:

import grabserial
...
grabserial.grab(None, ["-d", "/dev/ttyUSB0", "-v"], outputfd=sys.stdout)

output and absolute time options

This release adds the -o option to save output to a specified file, and the -T option for absolute times.
Also some extraneous text in the LICENSE file is removed to avoid confusion.

First tagged release

This is the first tagged release for grabserial from github. This release includes all current functionality, as of March 10, 2015.