Add nRF91 and ESP32 targets, and build for Linux #5
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Serial baud rate 115200 implemented. Basic template for a non-working nRF9160 RPC server created (TODO).
…y. Only ESP32 example done so far. Part of #1
…andle parameters. Part of #1
…fer a bit larger. Fixes #8
* ESP32 version now defaults to the built-in UART rather than a separate one * Wire-server also handles weird characters generated by nrf91/Zephyr/MCUboot after the device is programmed
…the system has drifted from it). Implements #5
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Hello, thanks for putting together this project - it was really useful when working out how to bring BDD to my embedded development.
We're starting to use it in two projects, one which uses nRF91 and one on ESP32. As a result, we've added two new examples to replicate the nRF51 functionality on those platforms.
We also needed to make a couple of tweaks to the
wire-serverin order to get it working on Linux. We don't have access to a Mac to test whether or not they still work on that. Happy to bounce things back and forth a bit if it needs some more changes to work on both.(And I also realise that there hasn't been any development on this for years, and so might not be a priority for you any more. It looks like we might need to extend the serial protocol used on this as we build out our test code, so I'm also happy to just develop it on our fork and not bother you with it, but figured I'd start with a PR and see what you thought 😁)