Hi developers,
I contributed a NOR flash driver and config for PSoC 4 chip family 5
months ago.
It was my first contribution to OpenOCD.
Since then I was busy developing a project with that chip.
Now I and my colleague have finished the project.
We have been using OpenOCD for many hours and flashed PSoC fw many times.
I think that usability of PSoC 4 support is verified.
As a contributor-beginner I enjoyed reading topic "Any reason why
successfull code-reviewed patches are not applied?"
Thanks to Jean-Christian de Rivaz for starting it and core team for answers.
I tried to persuade my colleague to do a review. No way.
He is not an OpenOCD developer and he do not want to be. It would be a
kind of faked review anyway.
I understand that nobody from maintainers or experienced contributors
does not want to give
an important positive review point without trial on real hardware. And I
do not want to publicly offer
PSoC 4 support (in a specialized forum) until it gets merged.
On the other hand what is the risk if you help to accept PSoC 4 support
without testing it?
Both the flash driver and config does not influence any other code so it
can not break anything.
So please +1...
BTW: If you don't know what is PSoC4: It is not "yet another small ARM
MCU", Cypress integrated
Cotex M0 core with PLD-based programmable logic. I really enjoyed
working with the chip
and programmable logic helped us a lot - we were able to make HW changes
without making a new pcb.
Cheers
Tomas
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