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Python PyOCD_PEMicro plugin debug probes support
The simple PyOCD debug probe plugin for PEMicro debug probes - Multilink/FX, Cyclone/FX. The purpose of this plugin is keep separately this support because is using PyPemicro package which is designed for Python 3.x without backward compatibility for Python2.x. The PyOCD use this support only with Python 3.x and higher, for Python 2.x the PeMicro won't be supported.
The package is tested only with Multilink/FX and Cyclone/FX probes on NXP ARM microcontrollers.
The PEMicro company helps with this development, so big Thanks to them (www.pemicro.com).
Author: Petr Gargulak, petr.gargulak@nxp.com (NXP 2020, www.nxp.com)
Note
This package is just plugin to full PyOCD package - It doesn't work standalone!
Dependencies
six pypemicro logging time
Installation
Directly from www.pypi.org:
$ pip install pyocd_pemicro
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PyOCD debug probe plugin for PEMicro debug probes
We found that pyocd-pemicro demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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