Test flashing speed improvements - #1060
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FLASH_ENDandFLASH_DEFL_ENDpayloads required by current stubsBenchmarks
Benchmarked on an ESP32-C6 connected through a CP2102N USB-to-UART adapter, flashing the approximately 1.16 MiB
espflash/tests/data/esp_idf_firmware_c6.elfimage. Times are wall-clock flash-command durations; lower is better.At 115,200 baud, the new implementation was 0.9% slower because the newer stub is larger and cannot benefit from the early baud-rate change. Most of the improvement is therefore visible at higher baud rates, 921,600 baud is recommended when supported by the adapter and target.
After benchmarking, the flashed contents were checked using target-side MD5 verification and the temporary flash region was cleaned.