New script 'lmkconf' converts raw Codeloader reg file to a C struct.

lmkconf/example.txt

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+R0 (INIT)	0x80020140
+R0	0x00001F40
+R1	0x800001C1
+R2	0x80001EA2
+R3	0x000000A3
+R4	0x80000C84
+R5	0x80000145
+R6	0xC0010006
+R7	0x01C00007
+R8	0x04000008
+R9	0x55555549
+R10	0x9142400A
+R11	0x3761100B
+R12	0x130C006C
+R13	0x3B03826D
+R14	0x0300000E
+R16	0xC1550410
+R24	0x00200018
+R26	0xAFA8001A
+R28	0x0020001C
+R29	0x0080015D
+R30	0x0500015E
+R31	0x001F001F

lmkconf/lmkconf

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+#!/usr/bin/env python
+
+import sys
+import argparse
+
+parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Converts a raw register file from Texas Instruments CodeLoader\nto a C struct ready to be copypasted in Zynq-based HW first-stage bootloaders')
+
+parser.add_argument("inputfile", help="Input file from CodeLoader")
+parser.add_argument("outputfile", help="Output file")
+
+args = parser.parse_args()
+
+infile, outfile = args.inputfile, args.outputfile
+
+with open(infile,"r") as inf, open(outfile,"w") as outf:
+	outf.write("const struct {int reg; uint32_t val;} tilmk03086_regs_WR[] = {\n")
+	for line in inf:
+		tmp=line.split("\t")
+		reg=tmp[0].partition(' ')[0][1:]
+		int_reg=int(reg)
+		val=tmp[1].rstrip()
+		if int_reg<31 :
+			outf.write("{"+reg+", "+val+"},\n")
+		else :
+			outf.write("{"+reg+", "+val+"}};")
+
+
+
+