Good news - the interface_signal and bitbang framework is now ready
and verified on KT-LINK FT2232 based device. The example screenshots
of new functionality are here:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/stm32primer2swd/index.php?title=Main_Page#Screenshots_2

It took some more time to verify and add new featurs but Im sure it
was worth that while :-) Signals can be easily read/written (also the
same pins) from TCL level - this creates brand new possibilities of
scripting new stuff without need to recompile everything into binary
(i.e. internal ADC readout script...), also the multi-transport
interface will now become less dependent on internal layouts (if
necessary at all) :-)

Note: It was tested on FT2232 device (KT-LINK interface) using MPSSE
mode (as used for other functionalities). The new function in
interface API is named "bitbang" (and so tcl interface command) but it
is a general name also for other interfaces that does not necessairly
means internal working mode of interface (as other interfaces can
handle it totally different way), so there is no need to switch
between bitbang and mpsse mode of ft2232, which could negatively
impact performance...

Now I just have to learn how to rebase my fork with openocd git master
to produce patches ;-)

Best regards! :-)
Tomek

 5am, over and out

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