AMiRo-OS

/**

\defgroup   Core Bootloader Core

\brief      Target independent code.

\details    The bootloader core contains the main functionality of the bootloader,

            independent of the microcontroller/compiler and independent of your

			specific application. There in generally no need for you to make changes

			here, unless you are adding new functionality such as the support for a

			new communication interface or a different communication protocol. 

			By default the XCP version 1.0 is used as the communication transport layer

			for remote firmware updates, for example via UART or CAN. Its official name

			is ASAM MCD-1 XCP V1.0.0 and it is a universal measurement and calibration 

			protocol that defines a bus-independent, master-slave communication protocol

			to connect ECU's with calibration systems. More information can be found at 

			http://www.asam.net/.

			For local firmware updates, for example from a locally attached SD-card,

			the FATFS file system is used as a target independent interface to access

			files. More information can be found at

			http://elm-chan.org/fsw/ff/00index_e.html

*/