IDAP-Link/M

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Software & Firmware to use on the IDAP-Link & IDAP-M boards.
IDAP-M is a CMSIS-DAP JTAG module design to be integrated on target board.
IDAP-Link is a stand alone CMSIS-DAP debug JTag. It uses IDAP-M as core JTAG

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