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WHAT'S NEW IN 1.0.6
* Complete redesign of the build system and compatibility improvements for
various OS, including: BSD (FreeBSD), GNU/Linux (Debian/Ubuntu), macOS,
MinGW/MSYS (i.e. DreamSDK), MinGW-w64/MSYS2 and Cygwin. The build system is
now shared between dcload-ip and dcload-serial. [SiZiOUS]
* Various improvements on the GDB remote debugging feature. [SiZiOUS]
* Some minor fixes. [SiZiOUS]
WHAT'S NEW IN 1.0.5
* Some fixes.
* No one ever really documented the changes from 1.0.4 to 1.0.5.
WHATS NEW IN 1.0.4
* added 500000 and 1500000 baud for linux systems using ftdi ft232bm
(6.144mhz crystal) based usb-serial coders cables. under ms windows/cygwin
with the appropriate virtual comport drivers (vcp)
http://www.ftdichip.com/ftdriver.htm
a typical dc-tool command line under *nix might look
like this: (In this case under a linux 2.6 kernel)
dc-tool -t /dev/usb/tts/0 -b 1500000 -x <sh4exefile>
the usb device under linux seems to vary by version and distribution so
you will have to experiment and watch the system log files if you use a
usb-serial codes cable.
* serial protocol for uints now forces little-endian byte order. dc-tool
should work on a Mac now.
* increased the compression buffer size in dc-tool from 8k to 16k - ideally
I'd like to use a 64k buffer, but dcload does not have enough room for a
larger decompression buffer - this helps to increase throughput at the
higher bauds using a usb-serial based coders cable.
* added a time-to-transfer status line to dc-tool - e.g.:
5.73 seconds to transfer 703023 bytes
* now compiles under current dc toolchain: gcc-3.4.1, binutils-2.15,
newlib-1.12.0
* no need to burn a new dcload-serial boot cd. this version of dc-tool is
compatible with dcload 1.0.3
WHATS NEW IN 1.0.3
* proper baudrate changing - dcload and dc-tool should always be compiled
for 57600 now; use the -b option to switch to 115200 at runtime.
* experimental alternate 115200 setting - doesn't work for me, so please email
andrewk@napalm-x.com if it works for you (especially if it works better than
the default 115200).
* added O_BINARY to all open()s in dc-tool to help cygwin users
* included same IP.BIN (with logo/disclaimer) as found in dcload-ip. Please
use it if you distribute either cds or cd images.
WHATS NEW IN 1.0.2
* dc-tool supports loading elf and srec (in addition to raw bin)
WHATS NEW IN 1.0.1
* minor cleanup / bugfix
* new disclaimer screen (in target-src/1st_read)
WHATS NEW IN 1.0.0
* opendir(), closedir(), readdir() syscalls added
* lame cdfs redirection (-i <isofile> option to dc-tool) added
* -t <device> option to dc-tool added by Florian 'Proff' Schulze
* -b <baudrate> option to dc-tool added by The Gypsy