- Mon Aug 14, 2006 4:57 pm
#17255
The title says it all. I do all my development/testing on linux.
I purchased the TI parallel port adaptor a long time ago and do my development with this. But these devices are slow. I've since purchased two JTAG-ISO devices because they can read and write the program standalone in seconds vs minutes for the TI version. This is great for releasing to production.
I would love to use only the JTAG-ISO device during development, but the libHIL.so from the mspgcc group only supports parallel port.
Any chance of getting support for usb? I might be able to offer some help if it is just a development time problem. I'm very familiar with libusb under linux, and of course the gdbproxy code is open source. All that is needed is a libHIL which talks usb I think.
Thanks.
-Matt
I purchased the TI parallel port adaptor a long time ago and do my development with this. But these devices are slow. I've since purchased two JTAG-ISO devices because they can read and write the program standalone in seconds vs minutes for the TI version. This is great for releasing to production.
I would love to use only the JTAG-ISO device during development, but the libHIL.so from the mspgcc group only supports parallel port.
Any chance of getting support for usb? I might be able to offer some help if it is just a development time problem. I'm very familiar with libusb under linux, and of course the gdbproxy code is open source. All that is needed is a libHIL which talks usb I think.
Thanks.
-Matt