Tools for the Foenix F256 line of computers.
examples | ||
f256lib | ||
header | ||
imageconvert | ||
llvm-mos-sdk-patches/mos-platform | ||
.gitattributes | ||
.gitignore | ||
build-aseprite.sh | ||
build-llvm-mos.sh | ||
build-merlin.sh | ||
build-tools.sh | ||
f256k.patch | ||
get-foenixmgr.sh | ||
hexbuild.asm | ||
icon.png | ||
LICENSE | ||
pgz-thunk.py | ||
README | ||
start-quartus.sh | ||
update-defines.sh | ||
update-ide-firmware.sh |
_____ ____ ____ __ _ _ | ___|___ \| ___| / /_ | | |_ ___ __ ___ _ __ ___ ___ ___ | |_ __) |___ \| '_ \ | | \ \ / / '_ ` _ \ _____| '_ ` _ \ / _ \/ __| | _| / __/ ___) | (_) | | | |\ V /| | | | | |_____| | | | | | (_) \__ \ |_| |_____|____/ \___/ |_|_| \_/ |_| |_| |_| |_| |_| |_|\___/|___/ This repository is my work using llvm-mos with the Foenix F256 line of computers. It's a somewhat random collection of things helpful to me and will hopefully grow into something helpful to others. -- Scott Duensing (scott@kangaroopunch.com) REQUIREMENTS ============ I use Linux Mint Cinnamon as my development environment. Any Ubuntu derivative should work as well - even under WSL. INSTALLING ========== At a minimum, you should run the following: ./build-llvm-mos.sh all ./build-merlin.sh ./update-defines.sh ./build-tools.sh SCRIPTS ======= build-aesprite.sh - Downloads and builds the latest Aesprite. build-header-tool.sh - Builds the included header tool. See below. build-llvm-mos.sh - Builds the latest llvm-mos toolchain. build-merlin.sh - Builds the Merlin32 assembler. get-foenixmgr.sh - Downloads the latest FoenixMgr and dependencies. pgz-thunk.py - Inspects contents of PGZ files. start-quartus.sh - Runs Intel's Quartus tool (must install manually). update-defines.sh - Updates the Merlin sample code and builds C headers. update-ide-firmware.sh - Packages the latest firmware and copies it to the IDE. HEADER TOOL =========== The included header tool allows you to add a KUP, PGX, or PGZ program header to a raw binary generated by llvm-mos or Merlin. Look at the examples for samples. EXAMPLES ======== The included example code is always in a state of flux. This code is what I'm using as I work on this repo. If you find something you think is broken, it probably really is. I'm happy to help and answer questions on the Foenix Discord server.