All 1204 parts have been succesfully soldered on. However, this does not mean that everything is working already – or that it doesn’t. Most of this board still needs to be tested and/or needs code first in order to be tested. Thankfully the power works – nothing shorted – and Read more…
Since the last post I spent quite some time with my new tool to dump sequences from my commercial debugger. After comparing these dumps to various codebases I found online (libswd, cmsis-dap, mchck) and comparing them to the various manuals on the subject, I managed to extract the command sets Read more…
One of the great breakthroughs of the Arduino has been that to get started, you only need the device itself and the software. The try/fail/try again cycle of development got reduced to altering your code and pressing run (again). Most other platforms completely fail in this respect. Many chip-manufacturers have excellent Read more…