On Tue, Feb 28, 2012 at 1:29 AM, Austin, Alex
<[email protected]> wrote:
> How hard would it be to reimplement openocd, as a whole, as a library that
> does everything except implement main(), load config files, and provide a
> telnet server?
>
> That way it could be wrapped to provide the current capability very easily
> and a python extension module could be easily written to service it from
> that side. I have embedded Python and written extension modules before,
> so I could probably make a rudimentary implementation.
>
> Is that something I ought to pursue?

Sounds like a better and more realistic approach.

I don't much like Python in general(no static typing, which I like =>
yields refactoring, compile time checks...) + Python is way to heavy
for OpenOCD.

To allow OpenOCD to be used from the developers language of choice(as
a library), but leave the Jim Tcl bits in, sounds like a more doable
and palatable approach.


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