09:32 <Haohmaru> hm, so when i flash SAMD20, openocd nicely prints flashing speed (KB/sec) and also verification speed

09:32 <Haohmaru> but when i flash SAME51 - no such stats

09:35 <gamiee> Haohmaru : does it use same flash bank driver?

09:35 <Haohmaru> *shrug*

09:35 <Haohmaru> those are different families of chips, cortex-M0+ vs cortex-M4F

09:36 <Haohmaru> if that says anything

09:37 <gamiee> no no, I mean which flash bank driver it uses. It's specified in TCL config. Maybe it uses different drivers, and the second one does not provide moe stats.

09:38 <karlp> that... doesn't sound right, it's not part of the flash driver lyaer at all.

09:39 <karlp> do you have some logs of both?

09:40 <gamiee> karlp: it's likely, although, I am not sure which exact stats Haohmaru means.

09:40 <karlp> no, I mean, neither the at91samd.c or the atsame.c files have speed stuff in them, and why on earth would we want speed calculations done differently for differetn flash targets anyway?

09:41 <gamiee> true

09:43 <PaulFertser> Clearly Haohmaru is doing something weird there ;)

09:44 <karlp> like src/target/target.c uses the common shared duartion_start() stuff in "load image"

09:44 <Haohmaru> i'll reply in a bit (phone-call)

09:44 <karlp> um, it loks like you don't get the stats if it failed to flash? :)

09:49 <Haohmaru> https://paste.debian.net/hidden/f4f69e59/

09:49 <Haohmaru> flashing works every time

09:50 <karlp> what are you commands?

09:51 <karlp> same in src/flash/nor/tcl.c, you only get the stats if if succeeded.

09:52 <karlp> I agree that if thats the case, you're not being presented errors though!

09:54 <karlp> are you using the same commands on each?

09:54 <karlp> it looks completely different

10:10 <Haohmaru> the two scripts i use: https://paste.debian.net/hidden/c1087c97/

10:11 <Haohmaru> the same5x version also doesn't mention the .elf being flashed (i don't mind that, just saying that the output looks different)

10:12 <Haohmaru> seeing the flashing/verify speed is useful

10:13 <PaulFertser> Haohmaru: the second output clearly comes from "program" helper.

10:13 <PaulFertser> (which is actually the recommended way to flash)

10:13 <Haohmaru> oh wait, i think i took the wrong script

10:13 <PaulFertser> If it's intended to suppress statistics is an open question.

10:15 <Haohmaru> on the same5x i forgot i'm flashing the bootloader, and in that script i do use a "program" command

10:15 <Haohmaru> so that explains

10:15 <Haohmaru> excuse me

10:17 <PaulFertser> np, but a question about stats in "program" might actually be important.

10:18 <Haohmaru> i seem to remember that maybe one of you had told me to change my fugly script to use "program" command

10:18 <Haohmaru> which probably means that most of you use this command too

10:18 <Haohmaru> wouldn't you be seeing the lack of stats then?

10:19 <PaulFertser> Probably the helper should capture and echo the flash write_image and verify_image outputs.

10:20 <PaulFertser> Yes, stats are not visible with "program", guess nobody really bothered.

10:20 <Haohmaru> aww

10:23 <Haohmaru> so i changed back to my older version of the script, and now it prints the stats, thanks

10:25 <karlp> why the extra sh -c layer?

10:26 <karlp> I use load from gdb, and gdb shows stats.

10:26 <Haohmaru> i don't remember

10:27 <Haohmaru> i think i stole this from somewhere and butchered it to make it work for my scenario

10:27 <Haohmaru> but i also don't schprachen ze .sh

10:28 <Haohmaru> the point of this script is to be simple to use, including on another computer with "debian" or so, with simple instructions

10:28 <karlp> your funciton flash can just delete the "sh -c" section and all the quoting.

10:28 <Haohmaru> "get a debian, get these files, install this program called 'openocd', run this script with these params ..."

10:28 <karlp> just... run ${OOCD}

10:29 <karlp> you've added a lot of '"''"'"?''"?'" noise for no gain.

10:29 <Haohmaru> *shrug*

10:29 <karlp> well, you get an extra indend in your process tree from the extra shell ;)

10:29 <karlp> that's always a plus :)

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