It is a simple Shell script intended to help MacOS users to easily compile and flash Multitech Dot boards.
Features
Create a virtualenv with Mbed toolchain
Deploy Mbed, installing the required Mbed libs in ARM Mbed projects
Compile with ARM Compiler 5
Flash the binary to your xDot or mDot devices
Install it globally
sudo pip install multitech_dot_flash
How to use it
Make sure you run this inside an ARM Mbed project. Checkout this example https://hackmd.io/s/r196eUWBG
Compile and flash an xdot
flashit -t=xdot
Flash previous build, already compiled for an mdot
flashit -t=mdot -p
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