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   • Andrew Zonenberg

   @azonenberg easier than ARM even

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     Andrew Zonenberg (azonenberg@ioc.exchange)'s status on Tuesday, 06-May-2025 04:05:04 JST Andrew Zonenberg

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     @whitequark I found ADIv5 easier to work with than EJTAG 3 but that may have been because it was several years down the road and I was more experienced with embedded bus architectures etc by that point

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     • Andrew Zonenberg

     @azonenberg ADIv5 is somewhat overengineered, and EJTAG 3 is somewhat under-engineered, but I'd say that once you understand how a CPU works inside out, ADIv5 is just more busywork (at the benefit of being less annoying in corner cases)