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Which .specs file is suitable for development of baremetal systems with JTAG interface ? #1046

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johnny-wang16 opened this issue Nov 15, 2021 · 0 comments
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I'm trying to set up a DUT that's suitable for development of baremetal systems. The path I'm trying is the JTAG interface according to this part of chipyard documentation. However, the .specs files under chipyard/esp-tools-install/riscv64-unknown-elf/lib/ does not seem to be suitable for this use case (ex: htif_nano/nano.specs assumes an OS exist which isn't true for baremetal systems. Some specs file includes libc and some redundant libraries for dumping functionality which makes the code size unnecessarily larger. ) So, I'm wondering if there's a minimal specs file that's compatible with JTAG but without including redundant libraries. Or, if there are some documentations on how to modify the specs files. Thanks.

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