- Unused function warnings
Move function definitions in include/blisp_util.h to lib/blisp_util.c.
Defining them as static leads to internal linkage, accessible in that
translation unit, hence the warning. Their references are to be handled
in other translation units, so they shouldn't be static.
- Unused function parameters
Use C attribute `[[maybe_unused]]` (introduced in C23) to suppress
unused parameter warnings.
- `blisp_chip_xxxxx_get_eflash_loader` implementations accept clock type
but don't use it.
- `drain` function only has a body under macOS and FreeBSD with
preprocessor predicates.
- Enable compiler warnings
Now that warnings are address enable them `-Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic` for
the library and the tool targets.
N.B. An equivalent of MSVC should be added to CMakeLists.txt, as these
would only work when using GCC or Clang.
* Update README.md
syntax error in instructions. this command as written will not work because if flag --chip is used it needs to be --chip=bl70x with the "="
does not work: blisp write --chip bl70x --reset name_of_firmware.bin
or if "=" is not desired then "-c bl70x" could be used instead.
-c, --chip=<chip_type> Chip Type
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Co-authored-by: River <97197236+River-b@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Marek Kraus <gamelaster@users.noreply.github.com>
syntax error in instructions. this command as written will not work because if flag --chip is used it needs to be --chip=bl70x with the "="
does not work: blisp write --chip bl70x --reset name_of_firmware.bin
or if "=" is not desired then "-c bl70x" could be used instead.
-c, --chip=<chip_type> Chip Type
syntax error in instructions. this command as written will not work because if flag --chip is used it needs to be --chip=bl70x with the "="
does not work: blisp write --chip bl70x --reset name_of_firmware.bin
or if "=" is not desired then "-c bl70x" could be used instead.
-c, --chip=<chip_type> Chip Type
Add sp_drain() where needed. Without it FreeBSD won't pass the handshake
phase.
Also decreate max buffer size.
Tested with Pinecil v2 and it can write and check new firmware.
