Releases: totalspectrum/loadp2
LoadP2 v075
Now with improved support for writing code (or data) to flash memory with -HIMEM=flash
. If this flag is given then addresses starting at 0x80000000
are assumed to be flash memory and requests to put data there will write the data to flash. This works even inside ELF files, which means compilers like riscvp2 can put executable code into flash with loadp2.
This has better support for writing to flash, and simplified internal code for it. Both -SINGLE -FLASH
and -FLASH
are supported; the former uses the PNut download stub for backwards compatibility, the latter uses the new flash writing code which will work with ELF files that use high memory.
LoadP2 v072
loadp2 is a loader for the Parallax Propeller 2. It can download files to arbitrary locations in the P2 memory, and has a simple scripting language built in as well. This release supports COM1-COM255 on Windows, and allows Ctrl-Z to exit the terminal on all OSes. It also includes a new -FLASH flag for writing directly to flash.
Binaries are included for linux (x64), Mac OSX, and Windows.
Loader for P2 files
loadp2 is a loader for the Parallax Propeller 2. It can download files to arbitrary locations in the P2 memory, and has a simple scripting language built in as well. This release supports COM1-COM255 on Windows, and allows Ctrl-Z to exit the terminal on all OSes.
Binaries are included for linux (x64), Mac OSX, and Windows.
Loader for P2 files
loadp2 is a loader for the Parallax Propeller 2. It can download files to arbitrary locations in the P2 memory, and has a simple scripting language built in as well. This release has a few bug fixes and new flags =DTR and -RTS to control how the P2 is reset.
Binaries are included for linux (x64), Mac OSX, and Windows.
loadp2 version 037
loadp2 is a file loader for the Parallax Propeller 2 chip, that supports running ELF and binary files. It has a simple built in script language and a file server so that programs on the P2 can access files on the host.
Updated with various bug fixes and some demo programs for the file server.
Binaries are provided for Windows, Linux, and MacOSX