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Upstream has adopted something equivalent to my target-gen patches. You
don't need my fork anymore!
I'm attempting the "universal" algorithm, so talk about that.
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I reduced these for troubleshooting. Now that that's done, I'm bringing
back the desired values.
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Too high of a DSE was the main culprit for issues on the 1040. I'm
changing the speeds as well.
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Helpful when both boards are connected for testing. Sorry in advance
when these IDs don't match your board's IDs!
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These were used to run tests on hardware, before adopting target-gen
test. They're no longer needed.
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Without this, unaligned AHB reads may return questionable data. This
seems to make a difference on 1000 series MCUs; without it, the taget-gen
test reliably fail on 1010 and 1040 MCUs. Not sure why the 1100 series
can get away without it.
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If it's not already set, our quad reads & writes are not going to work.
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Typical users won't be able to decode the messages without the ELF, so
there's little reason to include the log messages.
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The configurations and sequences need to vary depending on the connected
part. We can determine the part at runtime to vary the config.
We could probably do this for all the parts. Maybe I'll try that later.
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