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Add EXI and USB Gecko support #9
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This lets the user access various peripherals, such as memory cards, the RTC/SRAM, an USB Gecko, etc.
This third-party device exposes a serial console which can communicate with another device over USB, and is thus very helpful for debugging.
This program repeats every byte it is fed.
I've been thinking about trying to make a microcontroller-based USB Gecko... An end-to-end Rust Wii debugger would be pretty neat. |
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Once rust-wii#9 gets fixed to work with a real USB Gecko, this will have to do as a way to communicate with the outside world for debugging purposes. I quite dislike how the alloc and luma_core crates must be imported under these names in order for my macro to work, but I couldn’t figure out a better way which still compiles.
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This has the same limitation as println!(), it works only in Dolphin until rust-wii#9 gets merged.
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Once rust-wii#9 gets fixed to work with a real USB Gecko, this will have to do as a way to communicate with the outside world for debugging purposes. I quite dislike how the alloc and luma_core crates must be imported under these names in order for my macro to work, but I couldn’t figure out a better way which still compiles.
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This has the same limitation as println!(), it works only in Dolphin until rust-wii#9 gets merged.
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This doesn’t currently work on hardware, hence the draft status, but will be very useful for debugging.