TNT4882 and microcontroller

Does anybody have informations on programming TNT4882 in microcontroller environnement. The application note concerning TNT4882 and 8051 is not very helpful for me.
Thanks in advance

Hi Nathanel,
If you are making a new desing we recommend using the TNT4882 in one chip since it gives you access to the advanced features of the chip, such as the FIFO. In any case you can also use the chip in 7210 or 9914 compatible mode. Actually the one chip mode is a superset of the 7210 mode.
Practically all the documentation on the GPIB ASICs is available at:
http://www.ni.com/support/gpib/reg_prog.htm
There are a couple of tutorial on using the TNT4882 with a couple of processors (AN77 and AN73).
You can also check: Porting a 9914 Design to Use the TNT4882
The ESP code provides you with a complete driver to use
the TNT4882. You might want to check the ESP-488TL Software Reference Manual for TNT4882 to see how it works?. I guess that the problem of using the ESP for a given microcontroller depends if there is a C compiler for that uController.
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