compileopts: add support for custom binary formats

Some chips (like the ESP family) have a particular image format that is
more complex than simply dumping everything in a raw image.

compileopts/config.go

@@ -239,6 +239,31 @@ func (c *Config) Debug() bool {
 	return c.Options.Debug
 }
 
+// BinaryFormat returns an appropriate binary format, based on the file
+// extension and the configured binary format in the target JSON file.
+func (c *Config) BinaryFormat(ext string) string {
+	switch ext {
+	case ".bin", ".gba":
+		// The simplest format possible: dump everything in a raw binary file.
+		if c.Target.BinaryFormat != "" {
+			return c.Target.BinaryFormat
+		}
+		return "bin"
+	case ".hex":
+		// Similar to bin, but includes the start address and is thus usually a
+		// better format.
+		return "hex"
+	case ".uf2":
+		// Special purpose firmware format, mainly used on Adafruit boards.
+		// More information:
+		// https://github.com/Microsoft/uf2
+		return "uf2"
+	default:
+		// Use the ELF format for unrecognized file formats.
+		return "elf"
+	}
+}
+
 // Programmer returns the flash method and OpenOCD interface name given a
 // particular configuration. It may either be all configured in the target JSON
 // file or be modified using the -programmmer command-line option.

compileopts/target.go

@@ -47,6 +47,7 @@ type TargetSpec struct {
 	FlashVolume      string   `json:"msd-volume-name"`
 	FlashFilename    string   `json:"msd-firmware-name"`
 	UF2FamilyID      string   `json:"uf2-family-id"`
+	BinaryFormat     string   `json:"binary-format"`
 	OpenOCDInterface string   `json:"openocd-interface"`
 	OpenOCDTarget    string   `json:"openocd-target"`
 	OpenOCDTransport string   `json:"openocd-transport"`
@@ -128,6 +129,9 @@ func (spec *TargetSpec) copyProperties(spec2 *TargetSpec) {
 	if spec2.UF2FamilyID != "" {
 		spec.UF2FamilyID = spec2.UF2FamilyID
 	}
+	if spec2.BinaryFormat != "" {
+		spec.BinaryFormat = spec2.BinaryFormat
+	}
 	if spec2.OpenOCDInterface != "" {
 		spec.OpenOCDInterface = spec2.OpenOCDInterface
 	}