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Boufallo Lab Flash Command - Open Source Version
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This repo contains the completed work of "open sourcing" the Boufallo Lab
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flash command. This utility is provided in binary form under Apache 2.0 License.
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It is a [pyinstaller]() executable, so I have unpacked the binary, run it
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through several Python 3.7 decompilers, and made a few adjustments. Primary
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changes:
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* The libs/bflb_configobj.py file has been completely rewritten. It appears
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to have been a handwritten recursive descent parser for ini files that
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include the ability to have complex objects. In reality, the configuration
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that seems to exist for flashing is simple key/value pairs in sections,
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so 2k+ lines of code were removed and replaced with simple shims to the
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python standard library
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* Some additional logs were added to the output to let the user know what
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files were being used. This was necessary to debug the decompiler output
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and I thought they were useful
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I have licensed this as Apache 2.0 to reflect the origin license. This is tested
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and working with BL616 MCU. The flashing host computer was running Linux. This
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is good for my needs and it should work for other MCUs/other flashing hosts.
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However, I do not intend to provide support for anything beyond my own needs.
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I am happy to take pull requests!
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Decompilers used
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* [decompyle3](https://pypi.org/project/decompyle3/): This was the primary decompiler for the project
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* [unpyc3](https://github.com/andrew-tavera/unpyc37.git): unpyc3 did a better job on 2 or 3 of the files (see logs)
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* [pycdc](https://github.com/zrax/pycd): While not used on any files, it served
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as a useful comparison tool. A few miscompiles from decompyle3 were more
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obvious because both pycdc and unpyc3 disagreed with the decompyle3 output
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