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mtthw-meyer / libdaisy-rust

Hardware Abstraction Layer implementation for Daisy boards

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Setting up a Project #22

Open mtthw-meyer opened 3 years ago

mtthw-meyer commented 3 years ago

When creating a new libdaisy-rust project you'll need to copy or create your own memory.x and .cargo/config files to tell the compiler how to build the binary image.

x37v commented 3 years ago

a template for cargo-generate could be nice

Spstolar commented 2 years ago

I'm working on this. Trying to base it off of https://github.com/rust-embedded/cortex-m-quickstart

Two questions here:

Does it matter what repository I'm storing it in? We'll just copy it over to a more official one if I get it working, right? I am working out of https://github.com/Spstolar/libdaisy-rust-quickstart right now.
Do we have an idea for what main.rs should do? My current idea is just to fill it with blinky.rs.

mtthw-meyer commented 2 years ago

Yes, we'll find a place to put it if you get something working. Any of the examples would be a reasonable base for main.rs, blinky is fine.

Spstolar commented 2 years ago

OK, got it running: https://github.com/Spstolar/libdaisy-rust-quickstart . The steps for use are in the README, which can be cleaned up more if needed.

Assuming cargo-generate and the other precursor steps are done

cargo generate --git https://github.com/Spstolar/libdaisy-rust-quickstart
cargo objcopy --release -- -O binary template.bin
Then (if you're using dfu-util): dfu-util -a 0 -s 0x08000000:leave -D template.bin