Yesterday I was trying to compile Espruino for a low-cost wristband (ID115) based on the NRF51822. I read the topic http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/280007/ and I tried to run NRF51822DK=1 RELEASE=1 make. The CC and LD processes did their job, apart from generating the output binary. I expected to see something like a espruino_1v99_nrf51822.bin file in the root path. Instead, the binary is called espruino, with no extension.
1) Is it normal?
2) If so, what is the binary format? .bin, .hex, other?
3) Can I use the nRFgo Studio tool to flash the NRF51822?
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Hi there,
Yesterday I was trying to compile Espruino for a low-cost wristband (ID115) based on the NRF51822. I read the topic http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/280007/ and I tried to run
NRF51822DK=1 RELEASE=1 make
. The CC and LD processes did their job, apart from generating the output binary. I expected to see something like aespruino_1v99_nrf51822.bin
file in the root path. Instead, the binary is calledespruino
, with no extension.1) Is it normal?
2) If so, what is the binary format? .bin, .hex, other?
3) Can I use the nRFgo Studio tool to flash the NRF51822?