DFU debug tool #77
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DFU debug tool #77
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@ross indicated he would prefer to leave this open. I've added an enhancement label. It should not be terribly hard to resurrect. The main idea is to compile host C code for XCore together with its counterpart device code and a thin adapter or mock layer that emulates USB (or any other) transport trivially. XVF3510 DFU has a test simulation using the same technique. |
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I don't suggest this becomes part of main branch, but think it can be a very useful debugging tool
It works as a unit test in that it exercises the actual DFU code. Unlike a regular unit test it runs on hardware so it actually writes/reads the flash.
I based it off version 0.1.2 in VocalFusion Stereo 2.2.2, but it should easily apply in latest 0.2.0