On my way, fixed a couple of cases where we had `()` in the header, and
non-empty argument list in the source file.
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/sys/mcuimg.bin is just another file on SLFS, no reason to give it
special treatment. Preserve backward compatibility with old bundles:
translate sys_mcuimg.bin -> /sys/mcuimg.bin
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SL requires cert and key to be separate files in DER format.
Date verification is disabled for now.
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* Add TI compiler
* Remove cc3200prog, we don't use it
* Update to Xenial (new Ubuntu stable release).
It has ARM toolchain in the repos too, which is nice (no more PPA).
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In SDK 1.2.0 TI decided to stop resetting NWP before sl_Start, which in
practice means that sl_start will hang on subsequent runs after the first.
See this post for details and suggested solution:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/wireless_connectivity/simplelink_wifi_cc31xx_cc32xx/f/968/p/499123/1806610#1806610
However, since they don't provide OS_debug variant of simplelink.a and
adding another project dependency will complicate our demo even more,
we just take the required bit of code.
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Mg_hello is a simpler example for CC3200
File upload form is served on / if index.html does not exist
and always available on /upload
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This is to make it compatioble with "devices" used in TI's libc.
Files without any "device" go to SPIFFS.
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And use stdout for CC3200 demo because
(1) an apparent bug which causes output sent to stderr to be
printed v-e-r-y s-l-o-w-l-y (yes, it is really like that;
https://e2e.ti.com/support/development_tools/code_composer_studio/f/81/t/501881)
(2) in CCS it is printed in BLOOD RED, which is annoying
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It is also possible to control LED by sending a command:
{"t": 1, "v": 0/1/2}
0/1 = off/on, 2 = toggle
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Moved filesystem-related code out of SJS and into common.
Made it possible to have one, both or no filesystems enabled.
FailFS is now SimpleLinkFS, SLFS (ahem).
Example just serves a "Hello, world!" index page for now.
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