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Add error message if --force fails #57
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- changed the -f and -F help texts - added an error message if a force load failed
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without the RPI-RP2 drive mounted | ||
Force a device not in BOOTSEL mode but running compatible code to reset so the command can be executed. After executing the | ||
command (unless the command itself is a 'reboot') the device will be left connected and accessible to picotool, but without | ||
the RPI-RP2 drive mounted. Make sure the device is using USB CDC (USB stdio) |
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Missing hyphen in USB-CDC here?
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No hyphen is needed (example) and I don't think I've ever seen it written with a hyphen. I usually write it as "USB CDC ACM".
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the command (unless the command itself is a 'reboot') the device will be rebooted back to application mode | ||
Force a device not in BOOTSEL mode but running compatible code to reset so the command can be executed. After executing the | ||
command (unless the command itself is a 'reboot') the device will be rebooted back to application mode. Make sure the device | ||
is using USB CDC (USB stdio) |
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Missing hyphen in USB-CDC here?
It actually appears to be any command that uses the force flag, not just the load command? IMHO the behaviour you've implemented is what I'd expect, it's just that the PR description is a bit misleading 😉 |
Added both missing dashes, must've missed them the first time around.
Yes, I've just been testing it with load only, but other commands behave the same:
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if (settings.force) { | ||
char* bufForceError = b + strnlen(b, bufferLen); | ||
snprintf(bufForceError, bufferLen, "\nTo force a device into BOOTSEL mode, make sure the RP2040 is configured to use USB-CDC (USB stdio)."); |
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If you're using snprintf
to prevent string-overflows, do you also need to pass in a smaller value than bufferLen
if the string b
already contains some content?
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True, the same holds for the bufErrorMessage
strings above.
The length argument should be something along the lines of bufferLen - strnlen(b, bufferLen)
. I'm not sure if this causes an off-by-one error regarding the null terminator (e.g. should it be bufferLen - strnlen(b, bufferLen) - 1
or not)?
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I'm not sure if this causes an off-by-one error
I dunno either 🤷♂️ I'm more of a Python programmer than a C programmer 😉
I subtracted the current string length from the maximum allowed length of the |
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} | ||
} else { | ||
if (settings.bus != -1) { | ||
sprintf(buf, "accessible RP2040 devices in BOOTSEL mode were found found on bus %d.", settings.bus); | ||
snprintf(bufErrorMessage, bufferLen - currentLength, "accessible RP2040 devices in BOOTSEL mode were found found on bus %d.", settings.bus); |
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Haha, I just noticed that this says "found found" (even in the original) 😆
Would you mind fixing that at the same time please?
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Oh wow, my line-wrapping broke the line right between the two and I didn't notice it either.
It's fixed now.
it isn't strictly limited to USB stdio (though may be in practice as no one else implements the interface) Perhaps "Force a device not in BOOTSEL mode but running compatible code (e.g. USB stdio)" |
merge conflicts were only in main.cpp. resolved by accepting all incoming changes and modifying the newly added error message in line 1607 to conform to all other messages no other conflicts or changes
You probably want to change this to be based against |
} | ||
} | ||
if (settings.force) { | ||
snprintf(buf, buf_len, "\nTo force a device into BOOTSEL mode, make sure the RP2040 is configured to use USB-CDC (USB stdio)."); |
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I think you need to recalculate buf
and buf_len
, otherwise you'll just be overwriting the previous text rather than appending to it?
This PR is in response to issue #56.
Using
-f
or-F
requires the RP2040 to have enabled USB-CDC.As this isn't immediately obvious this PR adds a short reminder if a load command with a force flag fails.
This also adds a small sentence to the
help load
text.Running
./picotool load binary.elf -f
with no responding device now outputs:The help load text now reads (note the last sentence):
I've also modified the the printing routine for the error message to use
snprintf
andstrncpy
to avoid potential string-length issues as is good practice.