michal smulski wrote:
> Here is a patch against r2715 that makes the arm11 memwrite burst work
> again with Olimex JTAG.
>
> As far I can see in the code, the original ft2232_add_pathmove()
> function was split into two ft2232_add_pathmove & clock_tms(). I think
> that clock_tms() is working ok as it is used elsewhere. So the bug must
> be in the ft2232_add_pathmove().
>
> Perhaps it is worth committing this and having people comment if it
> breaks or fixes some of their problems.
>
> Ideally, the person that wrote the r1825 patch should comment on this or
> help fix.
>
>
> On Wed, 2009-09-16 at 09:18 +0200, Øyvind Harboe wrote:
>   
>> Create a patch that reverts the change to ft2232_add_pathmove()?
>>
>> As a first step you should make as *few* changes as possible, including
>> not messing with formatting.
>>
>> >From there the community could submit incremental patches that tinker
>> with formatting, precise implementation, etc.
>>
>> That's my thinking anyway....
>>
>>
>>     
As far as I know there are two parts  of  OpenOCD that makes significant 
use of  path_move's and that is  ARM11 and the XSVF/SVF player code. So 
I think changes/patches should be tested against them.

Are there any core developers left here that know these things ??


Best regards,
Magnus

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