This is a fork from: https://github.com/arduino12/n76e003_platformio It allows to compile and upload to a Nuvoton N76E003 or a MS51FB9AE. Many other Nuvoton controllers may be compatible.
This is a simplified version. The python script now only support the NuLink Command Line Tool. The script now uses the the NuLink_8051OT.exe instead of the NuLink.exe. An issues with long paths including spaces has been resolved. A line has been added that allows to use the --model-medium build flag in the pio-file (base on https://community.platformio.org/t/platformio-8051-model-medium-linker-err/18099/4).
- Download and install Visual code
- Install PlatformIO extension to Visual code.
- Download and install NuLink CLI tool (Nu-Link_Command_Tool_VXXX.zip) from Nuvoton tools.
- Clone or download this repo, open it with VSCode and upload it via PlatformIO-upload command.
I used a Nu-Link-Me V3.0 programmer (simliar to https://www.techdesign.com/market/nuvoton/product-detail/ntc000108/nutiny-n76e003) to programm a MS51FB9AE controller.
PlatformIO will compile your source-code with the SDCC-Compiler (if possible) to the .pio\build\n76e003\firmware.hex file. The main magic is happening in the nulink.py python script, which will be called due to the extra_script option in the platformio.ini. The script will try to call the CLI-Tool-Exe-File to first erase the APROM and upload the compiled hex to the APROM afterwards.