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free-pdk / easy-pdk-programmer-software

Easy PDK programmer for PADAUK microcontroller
https://free-pdk.github.io/
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Sort the list of supported ICs #31

Closed serisman closed 4 years ago

serisman commented 4 years ago

Now that there are a fair number of supported ICs, it might be nice to sort the list alphabetically to make finding a specific IC a little easier.

Current list (development branch - including PMS152 pull request):

>easypdkprog list
Supported ICs:
 PMC251   (0x058): OTP  : 1024 (16 bit), RAM:  59 bytes (RO)
 PMS132   (0x109): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes (RO)
 PMS132B  (0x109): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes (RO)
 PMS150C  (0xA16): OTP  : 1024 (13 bit), RAM:  64 bytes
 PMS15A   (0xA16): OTP  : 1024 (13 bit), RAM:  64 bytes
 PMS152   (0xA27): OTP  : 1280 (14 bit), RAM:  80 bytes
 PMS271   (0xA58): OTP  : 1024 (16 bit), RAM:  64 bytes (RO)
 PMC271   (0xA58): OTP  : 1024 (16 bit), RAM:  64 bytes (RO)
 PFS154   (0xAA1): FLASH: 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PMS133   (0xC19): OTP  : 4096 (15 bit), RAM: 256 bytes (RO)
 PMS134   (0xC19): OTP  : 4096 (15 bit), RAM: 256 bytes (RO)
 MCU390   (0xC31): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes (RO)
 PMS131   (0xC83): OTP  : 1536 (14 bit), RAM:  88 bytes (RO)
 PMC131   (0xC83): OTP  : 1536 (14 bit), RAM:  88 bytes (RO)
 PFS172   (0xCA6): FLASH: 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PMS171B  (0xD36): OTP  : 1536 (14 bit), RAM:  96 bytes (RO)
 PMS154B  (0xE06): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PMS154C  (0xE06): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PFS173   (0xEA2): FLASH: 3072 (15 bit), RAM: 256 bytes

Sorted list:

>easypdkprog list
Supported ICs:
 MCU390   (0xC31): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes (RO)
 PFS154   (0xAA1): FLASH: 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PFS172   (0xCA6): FLASH: 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PFS173   (0xEA2): FLASH: 3072 (15 bit), RAM: 256 bytes
 PMC131   (0xC83): OTP  : 1536 (14 bit), RAM:  88 bytes (RO)
 PMC251   (0x058): OTP  : 1024 (16 bit), RAM:  59 bytes (RO)
 PMC271   (0xA58): OTP  : 1024 (16 bit), RAM:  64 bytes (RO)
 PMS131   (0xC83): OTP  : 1536 (14 bit), RAM:  88 bytes (RO)
 PMS133   (0xC19): OTP  : 4096 (15 bit), RAM: 256 bytes (RO)
 PMS134   (0xC19): OTP  : 4096 (15 bit), RAM: 256 bytes (RO)
 PMS132   (0x109): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes (RO)
 PMS132B  (0x109): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes (RO)
 PMS150C  (0xA16): OTP  : 1024 (13 bit), RAM:  64 bytes
 PMS152   (0xA27): OTP  : 1280 (14 bit), RAM:  80 bytes
 PMS15A   (0xA16): OTP  : 1024 (13 bit), RAM:  64 bytes
 PMS171B  (0xD36): OTP  : 1536 (14 bit), RAM:  96 bytes (RO)
 PMS154B  (0xE06): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PMS154C  (0xE06): OTP  : 2048 (14 bit), RAM: 128 bytes
 PMS271   (0xA58): OTP  : 1024 (16 bit), RAM:  64 bytes (RO)
freepdk commented 4 years ago

In fact the list was sorted... by ID (0x...).

But I understand you requirement :-)

serisman commented 4 years ago

In fact the list was sorted... by ID (0x...).

But I understand you requirement :-)

LOL... yeah, I guess if I was a computer or knew the 0x... ID beforehand, then the current sorting would be sufficient. But for us humans, maybe sorting by the part number makes more sense?

freepdk commented 4 years ago

done.