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bflb-mcu-tool-uart 1.10.1
Bouffalolab Mcu Tool
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

## Bouffalolab Mcu Command Tool For Uart
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The functions of bflb_mcu_tool is the same as DevCube(MCU View) which is a GUI tool for image programing.
bflb_mcu_tool is designed for the convenience of integrating into the compilation system after image buid,
and making it more easy for users who are accustomed to using command line operations.

### basic download config:

* --chipname：mandatory, name of chip(bl602/bl702/bl616...)
* --bootsrc：1.flash, 2.uart/sdio, 3.uart/usb, default is flash
* --port：serial port or jlink serial number
* --baudrate：baudrate of serial port, default is 115200
* --xtal：xtal on the board, for bl602,1:24M,2:32M,3:38.4M,4:40M(default value when not specified),5:26M; for bl702,1:32M(default value when not specified); for bl616,just use value 7(auto adjust)
* --config：eflash loader configuration file,default is chips/blXXXX/eflash_loader/eflash_loader_cfg.ini
* --flashclk：clock of flash
* --pllclk：clock of pll

### files for download:

* --firmware：mandatory, select the firmware binary file which your sdk build out
* --dts：optional,select the device tree file you used
* --addr：address to program, default is 0x2000
* --erase：erase the whole flash

### other options:

* --build：build image only

### EXAMPLE:
* bflb_mcu_tool.exe --chipname=bl602 --port=COM28 --baudrate=2000000 --firmware="helloworld_bl602.bin"
* bflb_mcu_tool.exe --chipname=bl602 --port=COM28 --baudrate=2000000 --firmware="helloworld_bl602.bin" --erase
* bflb_mcu_tool.exe --chipname=bl602 --port=COM28 --baudrate=2000000 --firmware="helloworld_bl602.bin" --build
vdfparse 1.0.0
Valve Data Format (VDF) parser for Python
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: vdf, valve, steam, parser

# VDFParse

A Python parser for Valve Data Format (VDF) files, as used by Steam and other Valve products.

## Installation

```sh
pip install vdfparse
```

## Usage

```python
from vdfparse import VDFParse

vdf = VDFParse('path/to/file.vdf')
print(vdf.ToString())
```

See the source code for more advanced usage and helper functions.