Closed gerryqd closed 1 year ago
I tried to launch command without "--chip" parameter, it reports below warnings,
06:29:32 [INFO] WCH-Link v2.10 (WCH-LinkE-CH32V305) 06:29:32 [WARN] No expected chip type specified, assume CH32V30X (use --chip to specify chip type) 06:29:32 [INFO] Attached chip: CH32V003(0x00310500)
Is there any way to check the default chip number instead of always adding it to the command line?
Maybe a configuration file helpful for this? for example, a '.wlink.cfg', which has some configuration items.
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I tried to launch command without "--chip" parameter, it reports below warnings,
Is there any way to check the default chip number instead of always adding it to the command line?
Maybe a configuration file helpful for this? for example, a '.wlink.cfg', which has some configuration items.