Carl Norum
Carl Norum
I have a braindead consolidation on my fork. I don't really like it, since it makes the code harder to edit. Is there a real python way to handle this...
In my case, I'd like to distribute the python scripts along with my project. It makes it easier for the other developers if they don't have to install anything special...
The wrapper script is a good idea - I'll give that a try and see what happens.
I am bad at python, but I came up with this: ``` #!/usr/bin/env python # this program gets sourced from one level up in the tree, so we # need...
The "pickling" sounds like a very good idea... I'll think about that. This SVD file is about 450 KB.
Hi - sorry for the slow reply. That general idea looks good, but I haven't tried it out here yet.
I'm trying to install this package into my target's gdb directory. `print sys.path` at the top level shows that `/usr/local/lytro-arm/arm-none-eabi/share/gdb/python` is part of the path, so I thought installing there...
My bad - I just didn't install enough stuff. Trying again with (many) more flags.
:-( still can't get it to go. GDB won't open the egg or something? I'm sure I'm doing something wrong. If I copy the .py sources over there it works...
Yeah - the system-wide one would work, I think, except I don't want to do that. I distribute the other tools for our project (cross compilers, libraries, etc) as a...