On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 9:50 PM, Patrick Maupin <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 8:14 PM, Jie Zhang <[email protected]> wrote:
>> I would like they create a git or SVN repository, thus UrJTAG can
>> import those files easily.
>
> Maybe, but you'd probably still want an index and a way to dynamically
> pull only the bsdl files you were interested in.  In order to create
> my index, I downloaded 372 MB worth of BSDL files from them, and built
> a really error-tolerant parser, and wrote some code to throw out the
> duplicates and insure that there weren't two conflicting definitions
> for any part.  (Thankfully, there weren't, but that day will come.)
>
I didn't think 7000+ BSDL files could be 372MB.

>> I remember someone on this mailing list is working on a Python
>> bindings of liburjtag.
>
> Yes, I saw that.  At some point, it might be interesting to be able to
> hook into that for some functions.  Right now, I'm just wrapping the
> vendors' cable drivers with Python's foreign function interface
> (ctypes.py).
>
> I have uploaded working code for cable discovery to the playtag
> repository.  Currently I only have a driver for the digilent
> boards/cables, but I should finish my FTDI driver some time this week.
>  Those are the two main ones I'm interested in supporting, but I would
> be happy to write a driver to use urjtag to support others.
>
UrJTAG already has a driver for FTDI, doesn't it?


Regards,
Jie

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