INFO: LTO option clears eeprom

[zygmunt]

Hi,
something interesting to note.
Having LTO = Y will cleanup your eeprom.
I dont know how to avoid that, but would be good know how to do it.
LTO nicely optimize code, but wiping out eeprom may brake few of your days:)

[NicoHood]

What do you mean by cleanup? When does it happen? On every boot, when flashing the device? This sounds strange to me.

[arunmjayan]

Recently i noticed that the chip manufacturers only are giving us the HID example code for that chip, for example since i was working with a adafruit board they only had the HID code, which got after a small digging. From what i understood from that code is that, instead of using c for the RawHID communication, you could write a small python program importing the hid package from the python library itself import hid. Thank You. Regards

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