Hi Lev,
TI opened the flash read and write functions of their JTAG interface
about a year ago. This is the information Chris based his Python JTAG
programmer on. The debug capabilities of the interface have not been
opened. gdbproxy uses those.
I guess an elementary open source gdbproxy could be built, using the
open source part of TI's library, and a stripped down version of my code
that drives it. Since it will do little more than read and write flash,
I didn't think it would be all that useful. Therefore, I didn't do it.
Regards,
Steve
Lev Serebryakov wrote:
Hello, mspgcc! How are you?
I've heard rumors, that TI opens its JTAG variant and now JTAG
programmer/debugger could be done without "secret magic library" from
TI.
Is it right?
Is here gdbproxy, which is fully open-source and don't need binary
library to work?
Lev Serebryakov
