I've made some changes to MSPDebug and it now compiles with MinGW. To
compile it, you'll also need:
- libregex
- libusb-win32
- libreadline (optional)
I've implemented serial port and socket IO for Windows. It should
hopefully work, but I haven't had a chance to test it with actual
hardware yet (I'm using QEMU). Serial ports are specified using their
usual Windows names, e.g.:
mspdebug uif -d com3
Some things that don't work yet are:
- you can interrupt serial port and socket IO with Ctrl+C, but not
USB transfers. I could perhaps use CancelSynchronousIo() in the
console control handler, but this would only work on Vista.
- the "color" option doesn't work properly yet. As it is, it just
spews ANSI control codes everywhere.
- it still compiles on Linux, but I might've inadvertently broken
the build on other platforms (Cygwin perhaps).
If anyone has time to test this with real hardware, any feedback would
be much appreciated.
- Daniel
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