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  1. bouffalolab_firmware_utils.py
  2. cyw30739_firmware_utils.py
  3. esp32_firmware_utils.py
  4. firmware_utils.py
  5. gen_flashing_script.py
  6. nrfconnect_firmware_utils.py
  7. psoc6_firmware_utils.py
  8. qpg_firmware_utils.py
  9. README.md
  10. silabs_firmware_utils.py
  11. stm32_firmware_utils.py
scripts/flashing/README.md

Flashing Scripts

Using

${TARGET}.flash.py

When a build target has a corresponding .flash.py script, that script can be run to flash the target to an attached device.

This is really just a wrapper around ${PLATFORM}_firmware_utils.py with built-in argument defaults, so that it can typically be run with no arguments. You can however supply additional command line arguments to override or supplement the defaults, for example to select a specific connected device. In particular, ${TARGET}.flash.py --help lists the available arguments.

${PLATFORM}_firmware_utils.py

These scripts invoking flashing tools for the particular platform with a more-or-less uniform interface. The core set of command line options is

--erase               Erase device
--application FILE    Flash an image
--verify_application  Verify the image after flashing
--reset               Reset device after flashing

Running ${PLATFORM}_firmware_utils.py --help will show the complete list of available command line options for that platform.

Generating wrappers

Normally this is done automatically for a suitable GN build target.

The script gen_flashing_script.py builds a ${TARGET}.flash.py wrapper script to invoke the firmware utils with a particular set of argument defaults. Run this as

gen_flashing_script.py ${PLATFORM} --output filename [argument ...]

The arguments are the same as those of ${PLATFORM}_firmware_utils.py. Some platforms may have additional options, e.g. to obtain additional values from a configuration file. Use gen_flashing_script.py ${PLATFORM} --help to list all options for a particular platform.