Compilation improvements by adding variant as other obj but not working on device
Arduino Zero devices with OpenOCD working
Created ARM_TOOLS_DIR and define arm toolchain executables in Sam.mk
Check avr-gcc on last AVR_TOOLS_DIR detect and indenting formatting
GDB debugging and programming added
Documentation updates and define ARDMK_VENDOR rather than include Sam.mk
Expand all parse_boards when defined rather than when used
Trim extra defines regex working on both macOS and Linux but need better fix
Print USB ids and added debug usage to readme
Add note on Arduino package dir and made board.txt work
Do ARM ARDUINO_ARCH define in Arduino.mk]
Add MZeroBlink to non-testable examples for now
Remove \B from extra defines grep
Add ARDUINO_PACKAGE_DIR for board support files
Fix a typo in the README
Fix typo in arduino-mk-vars.md
Prevent re-including Arduino.mk from Sam.mk when make restarts for upload
Add catrina to ARD_REST_OPTS if/else
Remove realpath in Sam.mk for cygwin compatability
SAMD bootloader support in ard-reset using --zero
Enters bootloader using open/close of port at 1200 BAUD, then polls the
attached devices for new port enumerating (bootloader). This is how the
Arduino IDE operates
Bossa support for Zero, MKR1000 etc
Re-word Arm README section after Native USB development
Reset for zero refactored like IDE
Zero bootloader reset tested on macOS and comments added
Re-word ARM bootloader and remove imports from testing
Patch changes ARDMK_VENDOR->ARCHITECHTURE, show_config_vars, ignore CORE_VER if emtpy
Common.mk header guard, openocd/bossac avoid separator, typos
Documentation update for patch changes
Move ARM tools to Sam.mk and auto-detect include
Correct accidental commit of Blink Makefile change
Lib fix with alternative core and documentation
Append zero to ARD_RESET_OPTS rather than set
Prioritise package ARM upload tools over path installed
Add note in README on ARM tools versions
Move openocd variant config script flag to OPTS
I found that the previous reset code did not work for Leonardo or Micro, nor did any reset code anywhere on the internet.
An examination of the Arduino IDE source code (and the JNI code behind its serial implementation) shows that it holds RTS high and DTR low when doing the 1200 baud open/close. And it turns out that's exactly what's needed!
Working towards dropping the dependency on Perl (which very few Windows users
have), this commit implements the required functionality from ard-parse-boards
in a few shell commands from within the Makefile.
Fix#100
When a Leonardo based board is reset, the port disappears and we need to
wait till it comes back.
Earlier this logic was handled by a separate shell script. Now the logic
is moved inside the ard-reset-arduino perl script. This is done to
reduce the number of binaries that are needed by the makefile.
Fix#95
Earlier bin/ard-verify-size shell script was used to validate that the
binary hex file size is less than the flash memory of the target
microcontroller.
This commit removes the dependency on the external shell script, by
moving the binary size verification logic inside the makefile itself.
Fix#54
Micro can be reset using Leonardo reset functions itself. So call
Leonardo reset functions for Micro as well.
The reset function seems to have some issues for Micro and is not
100% reliable, like Leonardo. See comments in #30.
Fix#80Fix#83
ard-reset-leonardo which was used for reseting Leonardo was written in
Python. Now the logic is added inside the ard-reset-arduino perl script
itself.
Fix#62
Squashed commit of the following:
commit a63366980f
Author: Simon John <git@the-jedi.co.uk>
Date: Fri Jun 14 11:36:00 2013 +0200
who put a space in the shebangs?!
commit c798eb26ea
Author: Simon John <git@the-jedi.co.uk>
Date: Fri Jun 14 11:10:12 2013 +0200
replaced ard-reset-leonardo with an update to ard-reset-arduino
which is now called from Arduino.mk with the --leonardo flag
removed some trailing whitespace
upped version string in Arduino.mk
This corrects the behaviour of ard-parse-boards --boards , which would
fail if the path to boards.txt on the system didn't match the value
which was hardcoded.
