Hi Andrew,
Am 01.01.25 um 08:52 schrieb Andrew Shelley:
I am adding support for the new PIC32CZ family from Microchip.
Confusingly these bear no relation to the original PIC32 devices and
are actually relatively powerful ARM Cortex7 MCUs. The internal
flash controller does bear some similarity with the already supported
PIC32MX implementation but not enough to warrant extending that driver
(IMHO).
I have written a new flash driver to support the internal flash banks
of the various devices in the family. It is currently working in
Visual Studio Code with OpenOCD master running on MacOS Apple Silicon
via JLink interface to a Microchip CA80 Curiosity evaluation board. I
am using the GNU ARM v13 toolchain in preference to the Microchip
compilers so connecting via the GNU arm-none-eabi-gdb.
My question is whether I need to add any documentation besides the
usual doxygen comments. There isn't a whole lot to write about but I
would like to record extended arguments to flash banks (for example
supporting the pre-prog flash modes)
I have a Gerrit commit ready to push for review subject to a few
improvements I'd like to make first. I am new to OpenOCD so still
feeling my way around the internals.
Thanks for any pointers.
Sorry for late reply.
You are currently the expert in this HW/Driver and practically
transferring this driver to community maintenance and use. Everything
what you think is usable and everything what would helped you before you
got an expert, is usually helpful. The range of users is big - from
makers to hard core developers.
Best Regards,
Oleksij
