# install the simulator module, codesign ad-hoc on macOS
erbb install simulator
# Install the firmware like normal
erbb install openocd
From an erbb perspective, we still need to retain some properties like section. So what changes really, is instead of having source files and library imports, we have just some binaries:
Actually, we don't need all this. With everything at the right path, we can just erbb install dfu and erbb install openocd already. We just need to add erbb install simulator mode.
Add firmware/simulator for closed source
Typically:
From an erbb perspective, we still need to retain some properties like
section
. So what changes really, is instead of having source files and library imports, we have just some binaries:For the simulator, we should be able to make some sort of "universal" module by bundling the macOS
dylib
, Windowsdll
and Linuxso
in one package.