1 Reply by mallenbach

(2 replies, posted in wolfBoot)

Hello Eric - thanks for your quick answer!

I am based in Paris area (France).

The project I am working on is an application running on a STM32F4 that aims at controlling (ON / OFF / RESET) a battery-powered power supply with some telemetry. Since this is remotely operated, I am looking for a safe way to perform FUOTA and integrity checks.

I am trying to understand if the CMake integration done in WolfBoot is mature and can easily be integrated in another project to do some "extensions" like this custom hardware integration.

Thanks.

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2 Topic by mallenbach

(2 replies, posted in wolfBoot)

Hello!

I would like to compile with CMake a bootloader that looks as below:

my-wolfboot-project/
├─ CMakeLists.txt
├─ src/
│  ├─ main.c             # Your custom entry point
│  └─ hw_init.c          # Optional hardware setup
├─ include/
│  └─ hw_init.h
└─ wolfboot/             # WolfBoot source (submodule or copy)
   ├─ ... (wolfBoot sources)

In main.c, I'll have a main function that performs some specific hardware configuration (GPIO, etc.) to then call "loader_main" and let Wolfboot does its magic.

I cannot find a place in the documentation where this case is described. I do not understant if I need to include Wolfboot sources or link against a static library.

Does anyone has some experience regarding this approach?

Thanks!

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