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cmsis-pack-manager is a python module, Rust crate and command line utility for managing current device information that is stored in many CMSIS PACKs. Users of cmsis-pack-manager may query for information such as processor type, flash algorithm and memory layout information in a python program or through the command line utility, pack-manager
, provided as part of this module.
The last step of CI uploads binary wheels to this S3 bucket.
They live here: https://pyocd.github.io/cmsis-pack-manager/
To build cmsis-pack-manager locally, Install a stable rust compiler.
See https://rustup.rs/ for details on installing rustup
, the rust
toolchain updater. Afterwards, run rustup update stable
to get the
most recent stable rust toolchain and build system.
After installing the rust toolchain and downloading a stable compiler,
run python2 setup.py bdist_wheel
from the root of this repo to
generate a binary wheel (.whl
file) in the same way as we release.
For testing purposes, there is a CLI written in Rust within the rust
workspace as the package cmsis-cli
. For example From the rust
directory, cargo run -p cmsis-cli -- update
builds this testing
CLI and runs the update command, for example.
FAQs
Python manager for CMSIS-Pack index and cache with fast Rust backend
We found that cmsis-pack-manager demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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