On Thursday, March 17, 2011 05:33:42 David George wrote: > I am currently using urjtag to debug a PPC440 processor. To do this I > need to be able to manipulate the processor HALT signal from an FTDI > chip. I would guess that the best place for this would be in the POD > infrastructure. Is this correct?
i dont quite follow what it is you need to do > Out of interest, what does POD stand for? i dont think it stands for anything. i think it's just referring to the ICE as a pod. > Also how does the patch process work? Should I only submit things that > are of universal interest? For example, should I submit cable code > that add support for our custom (but open-source) board? if you're just using a FTDI part, adding a small bit of logic to the existing ft2232.c for your board should be easy. -mike
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