commit 59e1a7814026a3fcf3240eb2fe3795f873853841
parent afa0284b6572f19cd09c1884ba81b6c3629eaecd
Author: Brian Swetland <swetland@frotz.net>
Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2016 22:16:50 -0800
update README (and archive the old one) to reflect project end-of-life
Diffstat:
2 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 94 deletions(-)
diff --git a/README b/README
@@ -1,95 +1,5 @@
+This project has been superceded by mdebug which is newer, more featureful
+(full gdb stub support, better flash system, lots of cleanup), and supports
+off-the-shelf hardware for the debugger probe (the $20 lpclink2 board):
-===========================================================================
- m3dev - tools for embedded ARM Cortex M3 development
-===========================================================================
-
-This project is a collection of (linux-centric) tools for working on
-small embedded systems based on the ARM Cortex M3 CPU.
-
-Original work was done with a STM32F103 part, and much more work has been
-done with LPC13xx series parts.
-
-Everything is either Apache 2 or BSD licensed, to allow for easy,
-no-strings-attached, inclusion in your own projects. Share and enjoy!
-
-
-m3debug
--------
-
-Firmware for the "m3debug" and "super-m3debug" boards which use the
-LPC1343 as an engine for the ARM Serial Wire Debug Protocol, in
-conjunction with the debugger and gdb-bridge programs (described
-below).
-
-A schematic is provided for the original (pretty simplistic) m3debug
-board.
-
-
-swdp
-----
-
-Firmware for the LeafLabs Maple board to act as a USB<->SW-DP bridge,
-to allow host software to use Serial Wire Debug Protocol to access target
-devices. It should be usable on just about any STM32F103 board.
-
-GPIO 0 -> SWDIO
-GPIO 1 -> SWCLK
-GPIO 5 -> Activity LED
-
-This was the original prototype and has not been tested in a looong
-time now.
-
-
-debugger & gdb-bridge
----------------------
-
-A simple standalone debugger and a bridge for the GDB remote protocol
-that commicate with a board running swdp.
-
-
-stm32boot
----------
-
-A tool to download code to RAM or flash, via the stm32f1xx ROM serial
-bootloader.
-
-
-usbmon
-------
-
-Commandline tool to observe the linux usb stack and io transactions
-through /dev/usbmon*
-
-
-Included Third Party Software
------------------------------
-
-linenoise.[ch]
- excellent tiny commandline editor (BSD license)
- https://github.com/antirez/linenoise
-
-
-Useful Documents
-----------------
-
-ARM DDI0337E Cortex M3 r1p1 Technical Reference Manual
- Has useful details on SW-DP and debug peripherals that was removed
- in later versions of the TRM as "redundant" with other documents.
-
-
-Historical Notes
-----------------
-
-The original work on this started in 2011 and has been tinkered with
-on a number of repositories by a number of people. Trying to fold things
-back together and tidy up the build system, etc, ended up being a bit of
-a mess resulting in Brian declaring "history bankruptcy" and starting
-a fresh repository in 2014.
-
-Some random side projects have been removed. An AUTHORS file has been
-added to provide credit for additional contributors to the codebase.
-
-The code base as of the initial checkin, built with gcc 4.8.2 and
-binutils 2.24 (http://github.com/travisg/toolchains) is verified to
-be able to use a m3debug board to flash the bootloader and app image
-to another m3debug board, which then can repeat the process.
+https://github.com/swetland/mdebug
diff --git a/README b/README.old
