Rick Altherr wrote:
> Now that I've read through code for all the JTAG interface drivers
> (including the 2 new ones), it seems that every single driver does
> mass duplication of the JTAG state machine handling. The state
> machine is defined as part of the JTAG standard (although it does
> a
Now that I've read through code for all the JTAG interface drivers
(including the 2 new ones), it seems that every single driver does
mass duplication of the JTAG state machine handling. The state
machine is defined as part of the JTAG standard (although it does
allow for extension) and al
Could one of you send a patch that fixes these compiler warnings? I
made a few attempts at it but wasn't sure if changing the usb buffer
to be a char * was appropriate, etc.
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I../.. -I../../src -I../../src/helper -
I../../src/target -gstabs+ -I/opt/local/includ
On Dec 24, 2008, at 10:36 AM, SimonQian wrote:
Hi,
> Look at one of the existing interfaces in src/jtag. Create a
new .h/.c file and implement your interface.
> Modify the Makefile.am in src/jtag and configure.in in src/ to add
the option to enable your interface.
> Then submit a patch wit
Michel Catudal wrote:
> According to the web site the patch was scrubbed off. It must not like
> my extension .diff so I changed it to .patch and am trying again.
I received your patch. - Most of the time attachments are *removed* from
the archive page.
> There seem to be a few different Olimex
According to the web site the patch was scrubbed off. It must not like my
extension .diff so I changed it to .patch and am trying again.
Here is a patch to fix a few bugs. They are minor bugs but got me stalled in my
development for a couple days as I was looking at the wrong places
for a solut
I was not registered so I don't know if my patch went in the bit bucket or not
so here it is again.
Here is a patch to fix a few bugs. They are minor bugs but got me stalled in my
development for a couple days as I was looking at the wrong places
for a solution. There are basically a few typos
Hi,
> Look at one of the existing interfaces in src/jtag. Create a new .h/.c file
> and implement your interface.
> Modify the Makefile.am in src/jtag and configure.in in src/ to add the option
> to enable your interface.
> Then submit a patch with all the changes to this mailing list. There
On Dec 24, 2008, at 9:11 AM, SimonQian wrote:
Hi all,
What should be done if I want to introduce a new JTAG tool?
Look at one of the existing interfaces in src/jtag. Create a
new .h/.c file and implement your interface. Modify the Makefile.am
in src/jtag and configure.in in src/ to add
Hi all,
What should be done if I want to introduce a new JTAG tool?
My tool is vsllink(VerSaLoon LINK) at http://www.simonqian.com/en/Versaloon.
This tool use 2 SPI interfaces to emulate a byte-wise JTAG interface.
So in the OpenOCD driver of this tool,
I insert clocks in the Pause-IR or Pause-DR
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