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Don't you just need to mount the UART device file to the container using a `-v` volume flag? That doesn't seem like a big deal if your container saves you from
by ktm5j 3y ago
Don't you just need to mount the UART device file to the container using a `-v` volume flag? That doesn't seem like a big deal if your container saves you from doing the PITA setup part.
- MarkMarine 3y agoThe tools being used often expect to be on the machine, with access to the remote device to debug, directly. Lots of MCUs ship an IDE that you have to use, with a specific OS and setup. You can’t just roll your own without literally re-implementing the hacks and magic someone did to make the IDE work. Talk about a leaky abstraction. These are not world class tools, they work in one specific way using one golden path (that barely works.) Little to none of it will be helped by docker. Trust me, if there was an easy button for this I would have pressed it already.
- wrs 3y agoAh, I see. I have the luxury of choosing MCUs with a working GNU toolchain.