Hi all, While reviewing some of the recent documentation improvements, I started thinking about daisy chaining two (or more) of my targets together into a single scan chain, allowing me to write a script that flashes each unit in turn.
In theory, I think this could "just work" today, assuming that I could figure out how to wire things up correctly and write the script(s). >From what I can tell, this setup could also allow debuggers to be attached to each target, allowing each to be debugged independently of the other... right? :) Personally, flashing would be sufficient for me in most cases, with debugging of a single target required less often. I wouldn't know what to do myself if I could debug two units at once. If the bypassed targets would not affect performance much, this seems like a good setup to use for incremental firmware development and testing of a gang of identical network devices.... Is anyone already doing this? If I spent the time to wire up two targets, could I expect it to work out as I have hypothesized? Any tips for handling N RTCK signals, other than my brute force "use part(s) of a 7400 series IC" or plain "simply don't" approaches? Cheers, Zach _______________________________________________ Openocd-development mailing list Openocd-development@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/openocd-development
