Those are some experiments I'm doing with my custom build of FunBox guitar pedal. The manuals for building and flashing are for Linux. Building it on a mac should be exactly the same, but flashing probably not. No idea how to do that on Windows, but on WSL should be exactly the same steps.
This project uses nix-shell to create a development environment. Assuming it's available, building it is as simple as running:
nix-shell --run "make"This will build all the experiments.
Once in the nix-shell, it will build the project and generate compile-commands.json to use with clangd LSP. Unfortunately I wasn't able to remove all the errors it's reporting, I guess it's something related to the fact that we're not actually building this project with clang. But all in all, it's really useful.
This is a bit more tricky. There's a way to flash it from the shell straight with make program-dfu in each experiment. However, it's necessary to have the correct udev rules on the host system. I couldn't get it working from within the nix-shell, without having dfu-util also installed on my host system.
Another way would be having all that in a container running its own udev, but I think you'd still need some rule on the host to pass-through. I'll try that later at some point.