are replaced with .include "../../devel/readline/buildlink3.mk", and
USE_GNU_READLINE are removed,
* .include "../../devel/readline/buildlink3.mk" without USE_GNU_READLINE
are replaced with .include "../../mk/readline.buildlink3.mk".
(misc/urjtag gettext-lib support)
This commit apparently fixes the PLIST problem on Linux.
Linux seems always gettext-lib available, while in
NetBSD (other *BSD ?) has it conditionally.
(As a side fix, add msgfmt to USE_TOOLS, thanks obache)
This commit adds gettext-lib support unconditionally.
Resulting some *.mo files are added to PLIST.
Add USB cable (with FTDI USB chip) support by
just including libftdi/buildlink3.mk. Now the number of
cables supported increased from 16 to 27.
(and Bump revision)
-add a "sync" option to the "dr" command which sets the next written
value to the last read one, seems useful to me to do least invasive
tests in a running system
-flush stdout on progress reports of the svf player (fixed differently
in the development branch upstream)
bump PKGREVISION
reduce the number of transactions which resulted in a wrong TDO
picked up under some circumstances
being here, quell a warning in the usbprog driver which only tells
us what we already know, and improve an error message
bump PKGREVISION
of the openwince-jtagtools (added features are ejtag support,
bsdl file import and svf player, probably more)
I've added a minimal driver for the "usbprog" adapter. It needs the
"usbprogJTAG" firmware which is not distributed in binary
by the developers but can be easily built with pkgsrc/cross/avr-gcc.
(There is some "openocd" firmware which looks similar, it might be
possible to make this work.)
Caution: The usbprog adapter does no Vref sampling but drives always 5V.
Make sure your taget device tolerates that. (I've tested with a PIC32
eval board.)
