Add Cortex-M MCU reset and add LPC11x6x devices #21
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Just tested the device definitions. It works. |
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This PR is over two years old, glad it still works. |
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Yeah, seems so. I just wanted that info out there for anyone searching and finding this :) |
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Hi,
This PR adds a core reset feature and several LPC devices.
The feature added relates to Cortex-M core reset capability. These cores can be reset by software. The patch adds the download of a reset-routine (described in a comment) and a command-line option "-reset" to activate this behaviour.
There are also added several devices:
Both 48-, 64- and 100-pin versions are added.
Please consider adding these changes to the distribution.
Thanks,
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Greetings Bertho