Glasgow Embedded / Glasgow - History

applet.program.avr.spi: add `identify` command as an alias.

cli: add a boneless formatting directive :: for ASCII art.

Help text should probably be interpreted as Markdown or something,
but I'm too lazy to do this right now.

target.analyzer: add basic infrastructure for generic events.

This can be used with code like the following:

subtarget = iface.add_subtarget(...)
subtarget.finalize() # for examining FSM states
target.analyzer.add_generic_event(self, "sig", subtarget.sig)

To reach its full potential, nMigen is required.

cli: display a prominent warning in log for preview applets.

Just to be clear.

cli: remove `run --bitstream`, add `run-prebuilt [BITSTREAM]`.

The former isn't that useful currently (most of its uses probably
should be replaced with a 2-line Python file that instantiates
GlasgowHardwareDevice() directly), and the latter has actual use
case: prebuilding bitstreams on a machine that has the FPGA toolchain
to use them on a machine that does not, as well as testing bitstreams
received from someone else. Both cases require the applet code to be
actually run.