take multiple binary arguments to convert_binary_to_uf2

this is in preparation for making smaller .uf2 files buy not needing
padding, instead passing multiple location+binary combos to the
converter

Signed-off-by: Brian S. Stephan <bss@incorporeal.org>

gp2040ce_bintools/builder.py

@@ -117,9 +117,10 @@ def concatenate_firmware_and_storage_files(firmware_filename: str,
         # the correct way to do the above would be to pass a list of {offset,binary_data} to convert...,
         # and have it calculate the total block size before starting to write, and then iterating over
         # the three lists. doable, just not on the top of my mind right now
-        new_binary = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2(combine_firmware_and_config(firmware_binary, board_config_binary,
+        new_binary = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2([
-                                                                               user_config_binary,
+            (0, combine_firmware_and_config(firmware_binary, board_config_binary, user_config_binary,
-                                                                               replace_extra=replace_extra))
+                                            replace_extra=replace_extra)),
+        ])
 
     if combined_filename:
         with open(combined_filename, 'wb') as combined:
@@ -256,8 +257,9 @@ def write_new_config_to_filename(config: Message, filename: str, inject: bool =
         binary = storage.serialize_config_with_footer(config)
         with open(filename, 'wb') as file:
             if filename[-4:] == '.uf2':
-                file.write(storage.convert_binary_to_uf2(storage.pad_config_to_storage_size(binary),
+                file.write(storage.convert_binary_to_uf2([
-                                                         start=storage.USER_CONFIG_BINARY_LOCATION))
+                    (storage.USER_CONFIG_BINARY_LOCATION, storage.pad_config_to_storage_size(binary)),
+                ]))
             else:
                 file.write(binary)
 

gp2040ce_bintools/storage.py

@@ -53,36 +53,37 @@ class ConfigMagicError(ConfigReadError):
     """Exception raised when the config section does not have the magic value in its footer."""
 
 
-def convert_binary_to_uf2(binary: bytearray, start: int = 0) -> bytearray:
+def convert_binary_to_uf2(binaries: list[tuple[int, bytearray]]) -> bytearray:
     """Convert a GP2040-CE binary payload to Microsoft's UF2 format.
 
     https://github.com/microsoft/uf2/tree/master#overview
 
     Args:
-        binary: bytearray content to convert to a UF2 payload
+        binaries: list of start,binary pairs of binary data to write at the specified memory offset in flash
-        start: position offset to start at rather than flash start (for creating e.g. user config UF2s)
     Returns:
         the content in UF2 format
     """
-    size = len(binary)
+    total_blocks = sum([(len(binary) // 256) + 1 if len(binary) % 256 else len(binary) // 256
-    blocks = (len(binary) // 256) + 1 if len(binary) % 256 else len(binary) // 256
+                        for offset, binary in binaries])
-    uf2 = bytearray()
 
-    index = 0
+    uf2 = bytearray()
-    while index < size:
+    for start, binary in binaries:
-        pad_count = 476 - len(binary[index:index+256])
+        size = len(binary)
-        uf2 += struct.pack('<LLLLLLLL',
+        index = 0
-                           UF2_MAGIC_FIRST,                                 # first magic number
+        while index < size:
-                           UF2_MAGIC_SECOND,                                # second magic number
+            pad_count = 476 - len(binary[index:index+256])
-                           0x00002000,                                      # familyID present
+            uf2 += struct.pack('<LLLLLLLL',
-                           0x10000000 + start + index,                      # address to write to
+                               UF2_MAGIC_FIRST,                                 # first magic number
-                           256,                                             # bytes to write in this block
+                               UF2_MAGIC_SECOND,                                # second magic number
-                           index // 256,                                    # sequential block number
+                               0x00002000,                                      # familyID present
-                           blocks,                                          # total number of blocks
+                               0x10000000 + start + index,                      # address to write to
-                           UF2_FAMILY_ID)                                   # family ID
+                               256,                                             # bytes to write in this block
-        uf2 += binary[index:index+256] + bytearray(b'\x00' * pad_count)     # content
+                               index // 256,                                    # sequential block number
-        uf2 += struct.pack('<L', UF2_MAGIC_FINAL)                           # final magic number
+                               total_blocks,                                    # total number of blocks
-        index += 256
+                               UF2_FAMILY_ID)                                   # family ID
+            uf2 += binary[index:index+256] + bytearray(b'\x00' * pad_count)     # content
+            uf2 += struct.pack('<L', UF2_MAGIC_FINAL)                           # final magic number
+            index += 256
     return uf2
 
 
@@ -393,8 +394,9 @@ def dump_config():
     with open(args.filename, 'wb') as out_file:
         if args.filename[-4:] == '.uf2':
             # we must pad to storage start in order for the UF2 write addresses to make sense
-            out_file.write(convert_binary_to_uf2(pad_config_to_storage_size(binary_config),
+            out_file.write(convert_binary_to_uf2([
-                                                 start=USER_CONFIG_BINARY_LOCATION))
+                (USER_CONFIG_BINARY_LOCATION, pad_config_to_storage_size(binary_config)),
+            ]))
         else:
             out_file.write(binary_config)
 

tests/test_storage.py

@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ def test_config_from_whole_board_parses(whole_board_dump):
 
 def test_convert_binary_to_uf2(whole_board_with_board_config_dump):
     """Do some sanity checks in the attempt to convert a binary to a UF2."""
-    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2(whole_board_with_board_config_dump)
+    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2([{0, whole_board_with_board_config_dump}])
     assert len(uf2) == 4194304                              # binary is 8192 256 byte chunks, UF2 is 512 b per chunk
     assert uf2[0:4] == b'\x55\x46\x32\x0a' == b'UF2\n'      # proper magic
     assert uf2[8:12] == bytearray(b'\x00\x20\x00\x00')      # family ID set
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ def test_convert_binary_to_uf2(whole_board_with_board_config_dump):
 
 def test_convert_unaligned_binary_to_uf2(firmware_binary):
     """Do some sanity checks in the attempt to convert a binary to a UF2."""
-    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2(firmware_binary)
+    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2([{0, firmware_binary}])
     assert len(uf2) == math.ceil(len(firmware_binary)/256) * 512    # 256 byte complete/partial chunks -> 512 b chunks
     assert uf2[0:4] == b'\x55\x46\x32\x0a' == b'UF2\n'      # proper magic
     assert uf2[8:12] == bytearray(b'\x00\x20\x00\x00')      # family ID set
@@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ def test_convert_unaligned_binary_to_uf2(firmware_binary):
 
 def test_convert_binary_to_uf2_with_offsets(whole_board_with_board_config_dump):
     """Do some sanity checks in the attempt to convert a binary to a UF2."""
-    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2(whole_board_with_board_config_dump, start=storage.USER_CONFIG_BINARY_LOCATION)
+    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2([{storage.USER_CONFIG_BINARY_LOCATION, whole_board_with_board_config_dump}])
     assert len(uf2) == 4194304                              # binary is 8192 256 byte chunks, UF2 is 512 b per chunk
     assert uf2[0:4] == b'\x55\x46\x32\x0a' == b'UF2\n'      # proper magic
     assert uf2[8:12] == bytearray(b'\x00\x20\x00\x00')      # family ID set
@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ def test_convert_binary_to_uf2_with_offsets(whole_board_with_board_config_dump):
 
 def test_convert_binary_to_uf2_to_binary(whole_board_with_board_config_dump):
     """Do some sanity checks in the attempt to convert a binary to a UF2."""
-    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2(whole_board_with_board_config_dump)
+    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2([{0, whole_board_with_board_config_dump}])
     binary = storage.convert_uf2_to_binary(uf2)
     assert len(binary) == 2097152
     assert whole_board_with_board_config_dump == binary
@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ def test_convert_binary_to_uf2_to_binary(whole_board_with_board_config_dump):
 
 def test_malformed_uf2(whole_board_with_board_config_dump):
     """Check that we expect a properly-formed UF2."""
-    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2(whole_board_with_board_config_dump)
+    uf2 = storage.convert_binary_to_uf2([{0, whole_board_with_board_config_dump}])
 
     # truncated UF2 --- byte mismatch
     with pytest.raises(ValueError):