Øyvind Harboe wrote: > I've been thinking about how to make OpenOCD faster. > > One challenge is that there are things that can be done > that will make OpenOCD run faster that are target > specific. > > It can take quite a bit of effort from the user to read up > on all the weird and wonderful obscure options & tinker > with them to get the maximum performance. > > Here is an idea: > > add a tcl proc "speed" that takes an argument 1-5(say). > by default speed is 1, 5 is fastest. > > the default implementation will disable ircapture and > jtag verify at speed 2. > > A target script can reimplement this tcl proc and > also the help text for this tcl proc. > > The user can then use a "polymorphic" approach to > try to speed things up. Also he can read up on > the target config script what the "speed" command > does for that target. > > > Thoughts? > > Will this increase the number of help mails or decrease them ?
It is not a bad idea, but may I suggest that the speed command also prints the name and value of all config settings used, or do we use speed info for that ? Regards Magnus _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
