Quite a number is already in on trunk, but as the support for devices is
getting bigger and bigger (at least on my harddisc) there is a need for
an inteligent mechanism to handle the huge amount of devices as the
header files eat up a lot of space in svn and only a very few will
actually get used.
Jeppe once had provided a nice mechanism to me but it never made it to
trunk. From the last comment of Florian on the topic the door id open
for implementing something that makes handling easier, but honestly I
did not spend much time on this.
Do you use a board like the Arduino Zero or do you work with plain, not
pre-programmed chips?
I am asking because in case you use Arduino Zero there will be some
obstacles for you to get rid of the preinstalled bootloader that you
will most likely have to face.
Contact me in that case, I have already been down that road and have a
working solution. (see
https://learn.adafruit.com/proper-step-debugging-atsamd21-arduino-zero-m0/restoring-bootloader)
Michael
Am 27.05.19 um 12:53 schrieb Dimitrios Chr. Ioannidis via fpc-devel:
Hi Michael,
On 2019-05-26 14:14, Michael Ring wrote:
Just one note of caution:
When you encounter strange behaviour of your Code on Cortex-M0 in
respect to DIV commmand then check the mailinglist, Jeppe has provided
a fix but I am not quite sure if the fix has made it into official
trunk.
thx for the hint.
By the way, any chance for inclusion your MCU definitions if official
FPC ?
regards,
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