OpenFPGALoader driver #1401
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A driver interfacing with the openFPGADriver universal FPGA programming tool. Signed-off-by: Maciej Grela <m.grela@samsung.com>
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A driver interfacing with the openFPGADriver universal FPGA programming tool.
Description
This driver adds support for bootstraping FPGA boards using the openFPGALoader universal FPGA programming utility (https://github.com/trabucayre/openFPGALoader).
OpenFPGALoader supports a large number of FPGA boards, boards and programming cables. It is a useful addition to the openocd support greatly expanding the amount of FPGA hardware that can be worked with using labgrid.
The code has been tested locally on a Xilinx VCU118 board.
There are no tests currently for the driver as it is not clear to me how it could be tested without real HW.
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