Karl: > Karl: ... > > One way to handle this is to use the id instead of id_name for the > > parts directories: e.g. instead of data/analog/PARTS, one coulde use > > data/00001100101/PARTS. But that makes it harder to browse the file > > system. > > So making a data/MANUFACTURERS file like: > $ head MANUFACTURERS > 00000000001 00000000001 AMD > 00000000010 00000000010 AMI > 00000000011 00000000011 Fairchild > 00000000100 00000000100 Fujitsu > 00000000101 00000000101 GTE > 00000000110 00000000110 Harris > 00000000111 00000000111 Hitachi > 00000001000 00000001000 Inmos > 00000001001 00000001001 Intel > 00000001010 00000001010 I.T.T. > > and making theese links (in data directory): > 00000000110 -> lexra > 00000000111 -> hitachi > 00000001001 -> intel/ > 00000001110 -> freescale/ > 00000010101 -> philips > 00000010111 -> ti > 00000011000 -> toshiba > 00000011111 -> atmel > 00000100001 -> lattice > 00000100100 -> ibm > 00000110101 -> dec > 00001001001 -> xilinx > 00001100101 -> analog > 00001101110 -> altera > 00010101011 -> lattice > 00010111111 -> broadcom > 00011100101 -> analog > 00101010000 -> broadcom > 00101110000 -> brecis/ > 00111101001 -> marvell > > I get: ... > jtag> detect > IR length: 9 > Chain length: 2 > Device Id: 00111011101000000000010001110111 (0x3BA00477) > Manufacturer: ARM Ltd. (0x477) > Unknown part! (1011101000000000) (/usr/local/share/urjtag/01000111011/PARTS) > Device Id: 00000110010000100000000001000001 (0x06420041) > Manufacturer: STMicroelectronics (0x041) > Unknown part! (0110010000100000) (/usr/local/share/urjtag/00000100000/PARTS) > > So that works. > > /// > There are some mismatches between the new set (below) and the one in > data/MANUFACTURERS (above): > > 00000000110 lexra Lexr > 00000000110 Harris > > Lexra went out of business 2003 and Harris is now running under a new > name. > > 00010101011 lattice Lattice Semiconductors > 00010101011 Vantis > > Lattice bought Vantis from AMD in 1999. > > 00011100101 analog Analog Devices, Inc. > 00011100101 Gadzoox Networks > > Gadzoox went bancrupt in 2002, and Broadcom bought its assets. > > 00101010000 broadcom Broadcom # or "Sibyte, Incorporated" ? > 00101010000 Sibyte, Incorporated > > Broadcom bought Sibyte in 2000. > > 00110101011 marvell Marvell > 00110101011 Purple Ray > > Purple Ray was aquired by Integrated Silicon Solution 2004.
Geert Stappers: > Updating data/MANUFACTURERS is somewhat higher on my full list ... ... Ok, fine with me. Did you like my proposal above or do you want to do it in another way ? BTW, as the code is written in usr/tap/detect.c, if you have entered bsdl some path and detect finds a bsdl, the data/MANUFACTURERS isn't consulted. Regards, /Karl Hammar _______________________________________________ UrJTAG-development mailing list UrJTAG-development@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/urjtag-development
