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So, I am packaging the tools necessary to work with freeems (with the expection of the firmware itself)

• Principles:
• The software will be build directly from the git repositories, from devs to devs
• The tools shall no interfere with any existent non freeems related tools.
• Be installed with a single command eg. packer -S freeems-toolset

• What's packaged:
• freescale-s12x-binutils-xgate-git
• freescale-s12x-binutils-m68hc11-git
• freeems-serialio-git
• freeems-loader-git, still on the works with 0000839 and 0000840
• emstudio-git, also, worked around. 0000841

• What's not packaged yet:
• freescale-s12x-gcc-git, on the works 0000842
• freescale-s12x-newlib-git

• Less relevant TODOs:
• Give Icons and desktop entries to emstudio and the loader
• Create a freeems-toolset metapackage
• Upload it All to the AUR
• Create a daily built repository

I keep all the packages at
https://github.com/masterkorp/pkgbuilds ... ms-toolset

I will keep you guys updated.

Good stuff, masterkorp! :-)

I am having trouble with gcc, reported 0000842

Good news, FreeEMS Loader compiles and starts just by disabling -Werror flag, That's a start. I plan to test a firmware load soon.

The same works with emstudio, disabling -Werror. It builds and starts.
Altough that missing json error is still present.

EMStudio, FreeEMS-SerialIO and FreeEMS-Loader are on the Archlinux User Repository.
So all you need to do to get them is to use your favorite AUR warpper like so:
And they shall be built and installed for you.
Also, to update you just rebuild them. Like so. This will rebuild all -git packages and update your system, its common practise to do so to keep uptodate.
If you want to just upgrate emstudio and or freeems-loader-git just use the same command you used to install it.

Up list updated, I might put my skills to use and later build a proper CI server and a start with an ArchLinux repository.

I don't use Arch, but I commend your actions! Badger Sean and Mike about their non-strict compiler issues :-)

As an Arch user I approve of this thread.

Thanks for your hard work masterkorp

Fred wrote:I don't use Arch, but I commend your actions! Badger Sean and Mike about their non-strict compiler issues

Which package(s)?

-sean