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pyDAPAccess
pyDAPAccess is an Open Source python 2.7 library for communicating with ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers through CMSIS-DAP over USB. Currently Linux, OSX, and Windows are supported.
Installation
No user installation of this library is necessary. Tools which rely on pyDAPAccess must specify it as a dependency. This will cause pip to install it automatically as soon as something depends on it.
One case where pyDAPAccess will need to be installed manually is when doing development. Installation can be done with pip using the following command:
$ pip install pydaplinkRun with sudo -H to install pyDAPAccess and dependencies globally
Specify the --user option to install local to your user
Run the command in a virtualenv local to a specific project working set.
Development Setup
pyDAPAccess developers are recommended to setup a working environment using virtualenv. After cloning the code, you can setup a virtualenv and install the pyDAPAccess dependencies for the current platform by doing the following:
$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate
$ pip install -r dev-requirements.txtOn Windows, the virtualenv would be activated by executing env\Scripts\activate.
Examples
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