Re: [avr-libc-dev] Re: Unified ELF file

[Colin O'Flynn]

Hello,

Sorry I've been moving, so missed this thread! I did have some code to make a 
unified ELF file some time ago, it used the many-different-name scheme. See 
http://savannah.nongnu.org/task/?5093

At any rate - the reason I never got around to doing offsets is I wasn't sure 
of the answer to this question:

Say you have an offset that looks like:

0x820000  LFUSE
0x820001 HFUSE
0x820002 EFUSE

(note: I just hit '0' a bunch of times after 82, that might not be the right 
number)

What happens in the hex file if you just specify an LFUSE and EFUSE. Does the 
hex file generate two lines, each with just one byte in it? Or does it 
generate a continous line where LFUSE and EFUSE are what you specified, and 
HFUSE is the default?

The reason being we need a way to figure out if a fuse value was specified. If 
the user forgets to specify a certain fuse, I don't think it should set it to 
any default. Even if the default was set up to make sense (aka state chip is 
shipped in).

Instead if no value is specified, it shouldn't mess with the fuses. 

Warm Regards,

 -Colin O'Flynn

On Friday 31 August 2007 08:11, Joerg Wunsch wrote:
> Eric Weddington <address@hidden> wrote:
> > I just wanted to let you know that I saw your post on avr-libc-dev
> > (and I'm sure Joerg did too).
>
> I won't have any time to spend on it until around mid next week.