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Description

  • Add VS Code task to flash Silabs EFM32 GG11.

Motivation and Context

  • This was missing in the VS Code task list.

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  • New Features
    • Added a new task for flashing Silabs GG11 device using J-Link tool
    • Supports Windows-specific command execution for device flashing

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The pull request introduces a new task configuration in the .vscode/tasks.TEMPLATE.json file specifically designed for flashing a Silabs GG11 device using the J-Link tool. The task is configured for Windows environments, utilizing a shell command that specifies the J-Link executable path, device settings, and a command file for flashing. This addition expands the existing task configuration to support device-specific flashing operations.

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File Change Summary
.vscode/tasks.TEMPLATE.json Added new task "Flash Silabs GG11" with J-Link flashing configuration for Windows

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant VSCode
    participant JLink
    participant Device

    User->>VSCode: Trigger "Flash Silabs GG11" task
    VSCode->>JLink: Execute Jlink.exe with command file
    JLink->>Device: Flash device using SWD interface
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The sequence diagram illustrates the flow of executing the new task, showing how the user triggers the flashing process through VSCode, which then uses J-Link to flash the Silabs GG11 device via the Serial Wire Debug (SWD) interface.


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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
.vscode/tasks.TEMPLATE.json (1)

106-120: Add presentation configuration for better user experience.

The task is missing presentation configuration that's present in other tasks. This helps with visibility and user interaction.

     {
       "label": "Flash Silabs GG11",
       "type": "shell",
       "command": "${env:JLINK_PATH}/Jlink.exe -device default -si swd -CommandFile ${workspaceRoot}/.jlink/flash_gg11.jlink",
+      "presentation": {
+        "reveal": "always",
+        "panel": "shared",
+        "clear": false
+      },
       "windows": {
         "options": {
           "shell": {

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<summary>.vscode/tasks.TEMPLATE.json (1)</summary>

`108-108`: **Verify the existence of the flash command file.**

The task references `.jlink/flash_gg11.jlink`, but this file might not exist in the repository.

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<!-- [monologue]
[task verify_jlink_file_1/1]
Verifying the existence and content of the J-Link command file referenced in the VSCode task.

[observations]
1. The task in `.vscode/tasks.TEMPLATE.json` references `.jlink/flash_gg11.jlink`
2. The file exists in the repository
3. The file contains valid J-Link commands:
   - speed auto: Sets automatic speed detection
   - Reset: Resets the target
   - Halt: Halts the target
   - LoadFile: Loads the binary file at specified address
   - Reset & Go: Resets and starts execution
   - Exit: Terminates the J-Link session
4. The commands appear to be properly formatted and follow J-Link command syntax

[analysis]
1. The file exists and contains valid J-Link commands for flashing firmware
2. The command sequence is logical and follows a typical flash procedure
3. No further verification is needed as both existence and content validity are confirmed

[actions]
1. Generate final response with  tag as the file exists and contains valid commands
-->

**The J-Link command file exists and contains valid flash commands** 

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<summary>🏁 Scripts executed</summary>

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

```shell
#!/bin/bash
# Check if the J-Link command file exists
if [ -f ".jlink/flash_gg11.jlink" ]; then
    echo "Command file exists"
    cat ".jlink/flash_gg11.jlink"
else
    echo "Missing command file: .jlink/flash_gg11.jlink"
fi

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@josesimoes josesimoes merged commit 20bd71d into nanoframework:main Jan 15, 2025
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@josesimoes josesimoes deleted the add-task branch January 15, 2025 11:38
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