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@@ -6,15 +6,13 @@ Bloom is a debug interface for embedded systems development on Linux. This is th
source code. For information on how to use Bloom, please visit https://bloom.oscillate.io. source code. For information on how to use Bloom, please visit https://bloom.oscillate.io.
Bloom implements a number of user-space device drivers, enabling support for many debug tools (such as the Atmel-ICE, Bloom implements a number of user-space device drivers, enabling support for many debug tools (such as the Atmel-ICE,
Power Debugger, MPLAB SNAP* and the MPLAB PICkit 4*). Bloom exposes an interface to the connected target, via a GDB the Power Debugger and the MPLAB SNAP). Bloom exposes an interface to the connected target, via a GDB
RSP server. This allows any IDE with GDB RSP client capabilities to interface with Bloom and gain full RSP server. This allows any IDE with GDB RSP client capabilities to interface with Bloom and gain full
access to the target. access to the target.
Currently, Bloom only supports AVR8 targets from Microchip. Bloom was designed to accommodate targets from different Currently, Bloom only supports AVR8 targets from Microchip. Bloom was designed to accommodate targets from different
families and architectures. Support for other target families will be considered as and when requested. families and architectures. Support for other target families will be considered as and when requested.
*These debug tools are not yet officially supported by Bloom, but will be soon.
### License ### License
Bloom is released under the LGPLv3 license. See LICENSE.txt Bloom is released under the LGPLv3 license. See LICENSE.txt