gd32kit
Toolkit CLI para proyectos GD32F527 con el flujo Makefile +
arm-none-eabi-gcc + OpenOCD (sin Keil/IAR). El comando base es gd32kit;
cada accion es un subcomando (por ahora solo new, con mas por venir).
Instalacion
pip install gd32kit
Uso
gd32kit new
Genera un proyecto autocontenido (Makefile, main.c, linker script,
manejadores de interrupcion, systick y la configuracion de OpenOCD/flasheo
por SWD) listo para make && make flash, tomando el SDK
(Firmware/ + CMSIS_6/) desde el repo
gd32f527xx.
El CLI pregunta el nombre del proyecto, una descripcion breve, que perifericos vas a usar (GPIO siempre esta incluido) y donde crear la carpeta. Genera:
mi_proyecto/
├── Makefile
├── main.c
├── gd32f527_it.c / .h
├── gd32f527_libopt.h
├── gd32f527_flash.ld
├── systick.c / .h
├── openocd_gd32f527.cfg
├── openocd_flash.cfg
├── fmc_prog.c
└── .gitignore
Requisito: el SDK gd32f527xx
El Makefile generado busca el SDK (Firmware/ y el submodulo CMSIS_6/)
en $GD32_SDK_ROOT, con ~/Documents/obviousfancy/gd32f527xx como valor
por defecto. Si tu copia esta en otro lado:
export GD32_SDK_ROOT=/ruta/a/gd32f527xx
o por invocacion:
make GD32_SDK_ROOT=/ruta/a/gd32f527xx
Por que existe fmc_prog.c
Este chip (GD32F527) no se deja flashear por las vias usuales: ni pyOCD
con el algoritmo generico cortex_m, ni el .FLM oficial de GigaDevice
via pyOCD, escriben la flash de verdad en este setup. La solucion es
fmc_prog.c: una rutina que se carga en RAM y el propio CPU ejecuta via
OpenOCD para hacer unlock/erase/program. make flash automatiza todo el
proceso.
Desarrollo local
git clone <este-repo>
cd gd32kit
pip install -e .
gd32kit new
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