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There are a number of potential uses of defmt that don't actually require the ELF binary, such as:
Using defmt in device logs for compact storage
Using defmt to generate telemetry information
Some external receiver is then responsible for decoding and formatting these values at a later time/date. Currently, this process requires an elf binary file that generated the defmt logs in the first place.
Being able to export the defmt mapping tables into some other format (i.e. TOML, JSON, YAML, etc.) would aid in the ability to write custom tools to process these logs after-the-fact.
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Is the symbol table sufficient (apologies, I should dig in and check to answer that, but I haven't yet)? IIRC the defmt strings are all JSON encoded symbol names that are easy to find from an objdump.
There are a number of potential uses of
defmt
that don't actually require the ELF binary, such as:defmt
in device logs for compact storagedefmt
to generate telemetry informationSome external receiver is then responsible for decoding and formatting these values at a later time/date. Currently, this process requires an
elf
binary file that generated thedefmt
logs in the first place.Being able to export the
defmt
mapping tables into some other format (i.e. TOML, JSON, YAML, etc.) would aid in the ability to write custom tools to process these logs after-the-fact.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: