Closed loreaman closed 3 years ago
If you add the -x
option as follows, how does it appear?
$ tinygo flash -target arduino-nano33 -x .\step0
Hi, thank you for the reply. Unfortunately I am getting again the error. I will paste the output here:
C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\Documents\PROJECTS\TINYGO\gophercon-2019\sensor\arduino>tinygo flash -target arduino-nano33 -x .\step0
ld.lld --emit-relocs --gc-sections -L C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\scoop\apps\tinygo\current -T targets/atsamd21.ld -o C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\Temp\tinygo270044323\main C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\Temp\tinygo270044323\main.o C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\scoop\apps\tinygo\current\pkg\armv6m-none-eabi\compiler-rt.a C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\scoop\apps\tinygo\current\pkg\armv6m-none-eabi\picolibc.a C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\tinygo\obj-9ae6912157365e41ef4601bc6ddfde4fb334865ec0b3445a142a6c0f.o C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\tinygo\obj-7d1f71c6e0b8e3e91c6e0bc9d1b3b8b6257cb2b7ccddcb662876d57a.o C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\tinygo\obj-789b0940e03ceb173eba2c87acf8891d566caff16c9621f0ebdf6957.o C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\tinygo\obj-029fbf7e06de2115289d368f10f043505bb949b6f059b5f5b18312c9.o
bossac -i -e -w -v -R -U --port=COM12 --offset=0x2000 C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\Temp\tinygo270044323\main.bin
bossac: extra arguments found
Try 'bossac -h' or 'bossac --help' for more information
error: failed to flash C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante\AppData\Local\Temp\tinygo270044323\main.bin: exit status 1
What does bossac.exe -h
by itself show?
C:\Users\Lorenzo Amante>bossac.exe -h
Usage: bossac.exe [OPTION...] [FILE]
Basic Open Source SAM-BA Application (BOSSA) Version 1.9.1
Flash programmer for Atmel SAM devices.
Copyright (c) 2011-2018 ShumaTech (http://www.shumatech.com)
Examples:
bossac -e -w -v -b image.bin # Erase flash, write flash with image.bin,
# verify the write, and set boot from flash
bossac -r0x10000 image.bin # Read 64KB from flash and store in image.bin
Options:
-e, --erase erase the entire flash starting at the offset
-w, --write write FILE to the flash; accelerated when
combined with erase option
-r, --read[=SIZE] read SIZE from flash and store in FILE;
read entire flash if SIZE not specified
-v, --verify verify FILE matches flash contents
-o, --offset=OFFSET start erase/write/read/verify operation at flash OFFSET;
OFFSET must be aligned to a flash page boundary
-p, --port=PORT use serial PORT to communicate to device;
default behavior is to use first serial port
-b, --boot[=BOOL] boot from ROM if BOOL is 0;
boot from FLASH if BOOL is 1 [default];
option is ignored on unsupported devices
-c, --bod[=BOOL] no brownout detection if BOOL is 0;
brownout detection is on if BOOL is 1 [default]
-t, --bor[=BOOL] no brownout reset if BOOL is 0;
brownout reset is on if BOOL is 1 [default]
-l, --lock[=REGION] lock the flash REGION as a comma-separated list;
lock all if not given [default]
-u, --unlock[=REGION] unlock the flash REGION as a comma-separated list;
unlock all if not given [default]
-s, --security set the flash security flag
-i, --info display device information
-d, --debug print debug messages
-h, --help display this help text
-U, --usb-port[=BOOL] force serial port detection to USB if BOOL is 1 [default]
or to RS-232 if BOOL is 0
-R, --reset reset CPU (if supported)
-a, --arduino-erase erase and reset via Arduino 1200 baud hack
Report bugs to <bugs@shumatech.com>```
I suspect the issue is improper escaping of the command, because the path contains a space.
As a workaround, I think you can set TMP to write as follows
$ mkdir C:\tinygo\tmp
$ set TMP=C:\tinygo\tmp
$ tinygo flash -target arduino-nano33 -x .\step0
This PR should hopefully fix it: https://github.com/tinygo-org/tinygo/pull/1927
This has been released with v0.19.0 so now closing. Thanks everyone!