Add some new upload method vars

Author: multiplemonomials

docs/getting-started/ide_cli_setup/vscode_setup.md

@@ -28,36 +28,36 @@ You can watch this part in video version - [Youtube guide](https://youtu.be/9ZDH
           // By using this setting, each variant has its own build dir.
           "cmake.buildDirectory": "${workspaceFolder}/build/${variant:board}-${variant:buildType}",
 
-          "cmake.generator": "Ninja"
+          "cmake.generator": "Ninja",
+
+          // This reconfigures the UI to add variant & build target selection to the bottom bar, and to hide 
+          // features not used in embedded development.
+          "cmake.configureOnOpen": false,
+          "cmake.options.statusBarVisibility": "compact",
+          "cmake.options.advanced": {
+              "build": {
+                  "statusBarVisibility": "visible",
+                  "inheritDefault": "hidden"
+              },
+              "launch": {
+                  "statusBarVisibility": "visible",
+                  "inheritDefault": "hidden"
+              },
+              "debug": {
+                  "statusBarVisibility": "visible",
+                  "inheritDefault": "hidden"
+              },
+              "cpack": {
+                  "statusBarVisibility": "hidden",
+                  "inheritDefault": "hidden"
+              },
+              "workflow": {
+                  "statusBarVisibility": "hidden",
+                  "inheritDefault": "hidden"
+              }
+         }
       }
       ```
-      Optionally, you can add the below into the workspace or user `settings.json` file for more comfortable work. This will prevent CMake auto configuration directly after VS Code app starts and set the CMake bar to a more friendly look. 
-      ```json
-         "cmake.configureOnOpen": false,
-         "cmake.options.statusBarVisibility": "compact",
-         "cmake.options.advanced": {
-            "build": {
-               "statusBarVisibility": "visible",
-               "inheritDefault": "hidden"
-            },
-            "launch": {
-               "statusBarVisibility": "visible",
-               "inheritDefault": "hidden"
-            },
-            "debug": {
-               "statusBarVisibility": "visible",
-               "inheritDefault": "hidden"
-            },
-            "cpack": {
-               "statusBarVisibility": "hidden",
-               "inheritDefault": "hidden"
-            },
-            "workflow": {
-               "statusBarVisibility": "hidden",
-               "inheritDefault": "hidden"
-            }
-         } 
-      ```
 
    2. If the project is new or does not already contain a `cmake-variants.yaml` file, you will need to create one in your project's root directory as below.
       This file does two things:

docs/index.md

@@ -134,8 +134,8 @@ Below is the list of supported microcontroller families, by manufacturer. In gen
 | Nuvoton | M48x, M46x, M45x, Nano130, NUC472, M2354, M251, M261 |
 | Raspberry Pi | RP2040 |
 | Ambiq Micro | Apollo3 |
-| Infineon (formerly Cypress) | PSOC 62\*, PSOC 64\* |
-| Maxim | MAX32620\*, MAX32630\*, MAX32660\*, MAX32670\* |
+| Infineon (formerly Cypress) | PSOC 62, PSOC 64\* |
+| Maxim | MAX32620\*, MAX32630\*, MAX32660\*, MAX32670 |
 | Nordic Semiconductor | nRF52832, nRF52840 |
 | Renesas | RZ/A1xx\*, RZ/A2xx\* |
 | Silicon Labs | EFM32GG\* |

docs/upload-methods.md

@@ -53,6 +53,15 @@ Base address for uploading code, i.e. the memory address where the first byte of
 
 *Note:* Unlike bin files, hex files contain a base address, which appears to be set based on the linker script. If the `output_ext` property in JSON is set to hex, uploading will use hex files instead of bin files, so the value of this parameter may not be respected by certain upload methods (e.g. J-Link). More investigation into this area may be needed.
 
+> MBED_DEBUG_CORE_INDEX
+
+**Type:** Integer
+
+For multicore targets, this gives the index of the core that GDB should connect to. If unset, defaults to core 0. 
+
+See [here](https://pyocd.io/docs/multicore_debug.html) for more info about multicore debugging in PyOCD.
+
+
 ## Common Options (for all methods)
 
 > MBED_GDB_PORT
@@ -187,6 +196,18 @@ This config option specifies all OpenOCD commands needed to configure the progra
 
 Acceptable version range of OpenOCD. This may be a single version (e.g. "0.12"), in which case it is treated as a minimum, or a versionMin...<versionMax constraint, e.g. "0.12...<0.13", to accept any 0.12.x version but not 0.13 or higher.
 
+> OPENOCD_GDB_RESET_SEQUENCE
+
+**Type:** List of Strings
+
+Sequence of GDB commands that should be sent to cause a chip reset and halt. This defaults to just
+
+```
+monitor reset halt
+```
+
+but can be overridden to use chip-specific commands.
+
 ## STM32Cube
 
 This uploader uses STMicroelectronics' official upload and debugging tools for its ST-LINK programmers. The upload tool can be obtained from the standalone [STM32CubeProg package](https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeprog.html), but for the GDB server you need the [STM32CubeIDE](https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeide.html)(3.3GB) or [STM32CubeCLT](https://www.st.com/en/development-tools/stm32cubeclt.html)(1.7GB), which includes both programs.