Chris Obbard <ch...@64studio.com> wrote: > > Heck, Cypress even has a datapump > > demo firmware for the FX3 written already. It's all there. > > > > https://github.com/esden/bitmagic is what I'm betting on because he > > has commercial interest. It's obvious that such a design will be > > cloned by Chinese vendors, which is both good and bad. Either way, > > his design will be open and so will be the sigrok drivers, so feel > > free to support him if you wish. > > So how do we get around the FX3 toolchain being closed-source?
Why do you need to? Do you want a logic analyser, or do you want to futz around on principles? hardware and firmware is getting more open, it's inevitable, but this all or nothing approach seems limiting.
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