Cu is the standard comms program for Unix. While it's not all that popular with the Linux generation, it ships as part of the base OS for Unix variants based on AT&T code (the BSD's, MacOS, Solaris, etc.). Seems like it'd be nice to have support for a command that's already there, especially on MacOS.
The diff is trivial, so I've included it here instead of making a real PR. If you really need the PR, let me know.
--- a/Arduino.mk
+++ b/Arduino.mk
@@ -1533,6 +1533,8 @@ ifeq ($(MONITOR_CMD), 'putty')
endif
else ifeq ($(MONITOR_CMD), picocom)
$(MONITOR_CMD) -b $(MONITOR_BAUDRATE) $(MONITOR_PARAMS) $(call get_monitor_port)
+else ifeq ($(MONITOR_CMD), cu)
+ $(MONITOR_CMD) -l $(call get_monitor_port) -s $(MONITOR_BAUDRATE)
else
$(MONITOR_CMD) $(call get_monitor_port) $(MONITOR_BAUDRATE)
endif
Cu is the standard comms program for Unix. While it's not all that popular with the Linux generation, it ships as part of the base OS for Unix variants based on AT&T code (the BSD's, MacOS, Solaris, etc.). Seems like it'd be nice to have support for a command that's already there, especially on MacOS.
The diff is trivial, so I've included it here instead of making a real PR. If you really need the PR, let me know.