Creating some new Python scripts for SS+ that are similar to some ones done in SS 4.7.
Now that SS+ has an EEPROM block I would like the script to be able read/write it as part of the test/production process for an ADAU1452 based board (the I2C connects to the host, as does the ADAU1452).
I don't see anything in the documentation about how things like that are to be scripted. I did run the "hello world" example script but there no examples I can find for what I would call more typical use cases.
There's some functions in the Thrift file that look like they might support doing this, but there's no documentation. Presumably if the Thrift API was documented and had some examples I could figure it out in Python. I mention Python in the hope that someone already has that documented.
Of course first I have to be able to actually access the part and I can't set the I2C address, see How to use EEPROM block in SS+ for an I2C part?
Figured I might as well get this question in queue while waiting for an answer on the address.
Thanks
