Philipp Klaus Krause
Philipp Klaus Krause
It works for me (I used stlink instead of stlikv2, since I used the STM8SCL-DISCOVERY board). Can you check with current stm8flash?
What's STM8L150G4? An STM8 variant no longer or not yet available? Google finds only this ticket. Philipp
The branch by cpldcpu could have a solution. Philipp
Also, a release could come with Windows binaries. Since building software for Windows is much harder than for other OSes, this would be very helpful for Windows users.
There's also the STNRG and STLUX ROP byte. The documentation looks like they should behave like the STM8S. Philipp
What does this mean for stm8flash? How should stm8flash unlock? The current code sets all option bytes to 0 (i.e. different from thr factory default). But the STM8 documentation says...
~~~~ root@alecto:~# LANG=C apt list llvm-dev Listing... Done llvm-dev/testing,now 1:16.0-57 arm64 [installed] ~~~~
I've just tried the 0.0.12 release on my Debian GNU/Linux arm64 system. I can now build via "make". But I see some failures on "make test": `4 test suite(s) failed`....
Well, I don't have any experience with Haskell (I'm a C programmer). I've tried this variant of the above: `cabal unpack sv2v-0.0.12 && cd sv2v-0.0.12 && cabal install --allow-newer -w...
It looks like this might have worked: ~~~~ philipp@nemesis:/tmp/test$ cabal unpack sv2v-0.0.12 && cd sv2v-0.0.12 && cabal install --allow-newer -w ghc-9.4.7 Unpacking to sv2v-0.0.12/ Wrote tarball sdist to /tmp/test/sv2v-0.0.12/dist-newstyle/sdist/sv2v-0.0.12.tar.gz Resolving...