WIP: Refactor ocre binary generation with objcopy
#95
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Description
Currently, the ocre containers are embedded into the final binary that's going to be flashed by converting the content of the
*.wasmfile into a C header file with an array, dumping all the bytes in hex format (usingxxdtool).This PRs replaces that mechanism by using some strategies (mainly intended/tested for Zephyr targets):
Instead of using RAM memory to store the array, put it in the flash. For that, it needs a partition for now called
wasm_binary_partitionInstead of using a C header with an array inside, make use of
objcopyto convert the.wasmfile into something that can be flashedAlso, please list any issue that this PR is intended to fix.
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How Has This Been Tested?
Please describe the tests that you ran to verify your changes. Provide instructions so we can reproduce. Please also list any relevant details for your test configuration including the following required details.
Only tested with a single
.wasm(created with the Ocre SDK) file by using the following command:Test Configuration (required):
native_simChecklist: