<crest>
i can't even open a pull request to fix the logging problem on FreeBSD
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<crest>
i send my patch via email to one of the two members of the stlink github organization because nigthwalker 87 hasn't provided a public email address
<crest>
and my google foo isn't strong enough reliably connect an email address to him/her
<crest>
anyway there is a workaround to silence the exessive usb logging even in the stlink 1.6.1 release
<crest>
the freebsd libusb looks for a magic env var that overrides all other ways to configure the log level
<crest>
so a simple setenv() should be enough to allow swdcom to work if the headers are installed
<crest>
*sigh*
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<tabemann>
hey guys
<MrMobius>
hey tabemann
* tabemann
is trying to think of what to implement other than porting zeptoforth to numworks, as that would be a major pain
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<MrMobius>
tabemann, do you own one of them? there are a lot of other calculators that would probably be easier
<MrMobius>
unless a lot of your source is in assembly
<tabemann>
the advantage of the numworks calculator is that it's Cortex-M, and zeptoforth targets Cortex-M
<MrMobius>
makes sense
<tabemann>
the main problem is that I own one of the newer numworks calculators, and it switched from relying upon onboard flash to (mostly) relying upon external flash (which I have to figure out the memory controller for)
<MrMobius>
thats a pain
<MrMobius>
if you could modify the OS though it would be cool to switch into FOrth when you need it then back to the regular OS
<MrMobius>
like some way to escape and execute arbitrary code
<tabemann>
this calculator has only 64K of internal flash
<tabemann>
that would require a complete rewrite of zeptoforth
<MrMobius>
hmm, doesnt it execute code from the external flash though?
<tabemann>
I presume so
<MrMobius>
oh i forgot this is java right? I didnt think it might be interpretting byte code from the external flash
<tabemann>
no, numworks is written in C++ aside from code executed by micropython which is in, well, python
<tabemann>
bbl
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<tabemann>
back
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