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//-->Download Tool v.1.12ConfidentialDownload Tool v.1.12Subject: Release Note - Download Tool for using the Download LibraryAuthor: Dennis HilmarLast Updated: 06/22/12ConfidentialPage 1/10Download Tool v.1.12Confidential1 Introduction.........................................................................................................31.1 This package content...........................................................................................................31.2 Main Features...................................................................................................................... 42 Installation Instructions......................................................................................52.1 Simple Install........................................................................................................................52.2 Build Structure.....................................................................................................................52.3 Running................................................................................................................................ 5Version historyDate13/01/201127/05/201110/06/11Revision123WhodhkristxdhkristxdhkristxDescriptionInitial release documentationAdded support for x64 compilation & boost 1.40Major changes:–Relay arguments changed–Download parameters added as arguments–Upload & Binary enabled–Added average baud rate during download- Debug information bug fix- Default timeouts changed to 1 minute- Added option argument of AT tries with --test-boot & --test-sw-boot <times>- Trace is not stopped before removal ofDownloadTool destroy–Added a sleep after power off.–Win32 does NOT prompt on exit codesanymore.Instead it only enables prompt when:1. Library fails to load2. Argument parsing failure3. Displaying --help–Added –mipi-port capability–Argument –comm-port is now required–Changed Phone connect algorithm:–Resets device “tries” times–And sends AT to device 8 times in between–SMS02534451: Added FlashLess support–Setting NVM path: “–flashless-path path”–Erasing NVM parts: “--flashless-erase all”–SMS02446336: Prolific GPIO reset support–Enabling: “--prolific-reset GPIO”–Setting port: “--prolific-port port”–Now checking Windows Register if prolificCOM ports are existing–Library version is being used to check futureLibrary API functions to report to user.–Better exception handling & few bug fixes–SMS02422993: 64bit Linux supportPage 2/1007/12/114dhkristx06/01/125dhkristx03/12/126dhkristx04/24/127dhkristx05/08/12Confidential8dhkristxDownload Tool v.1.12ConfidentialSMS02643483: FlashLess for LinuxSMS02642806: Binary download fixSMS02667835: Flashless behaviour + SW resetSMS02734048: Renamed to DownloadToolNow bootup is done with an increasing numberof tries–Added --boot-port to specify an AT terminal–SMS02778461: OutOfSession Certificatesupport–––––06/22/129dhkristx06/29/12Approved/ownerDennis Hilmar10dhkristxConfidentialPage 3/10Download Tool v.1.12Confidential1 IntroductionThis is the release of the Download Library source code, formerly known as the DownloadDLL.This release note explains how to use the DownloadTool application, that uses the library in order todownload, upload or test that a phone device is booting up.1.1 Getting StartedThis package contains three Eclipse projects, the download library, a dependency library, and theapplication utilizing the library.Provided are also the pre-compiled binaries build from the projects, which you can use directly from thispackage.The projects can be imported directly into Eclipse, which can generate new binaries.If you don't want to use Eclipse you can use the makefiles to build and install.Running the DownloadTool application without arguments will provide you with a list of options(either install or define the library path in command line“–library=./libDownloadTool.so”).ConfidentialPage 4/10Download Tool v.1.12Confidential2 Installation Instructions2.1 Simple InstallThe simple way to install this is to use the pre-compiled binaries.The make command simply copies the libraries files into the /usr/lib/ directory and the DownloadToolbinary into the /usr/bin/ directory. (No sudo needed in Windows)$ sudo make installNow you can run the DownloadTool application from the terminal.You can also uninstall by typing (No sudo needed in Windows):$ sudo make uninstall2.2 Running without installThe DownloadTool application runs if it can find the required libraries, and if you don't want to do asimple install you can also just define paths to the libraries in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH variable. Forexample, if the libraries are located in the same folder as the executable:$ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=.OR$ ./DownloadTool –library ./libDownloadTool.soWindows Users:In Windows it will look in the same path as the executable, so just move the IMC_Download.dll to thesame directory as the DownloadTool.exe file. Luckily the pre-compiled binaries are already in the samedirectory.D:\ DownloadTool.exe2.3 Building binariesIn order to make a new binary one should either import the workspace into their installed eclipse andpress build, or use the /Debug directory with generated makefiles.To import a project into eclipse just press “File->Import->Existing Projects into Workspace”, and selectthe workspace folder (./Source).2.42.5If you are lucky, you should be able to build by pressing Ctrl+B.If not then proceed reading.ConfidentialPage 5/10
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