Importing a BSL configuration file is a critical step in configuring a BSL compiler. A BSL configuration file contains information about the target hardware, such as the memory map and the available peripherals. Without a BSL configuration file, the compiler will not be able to generate code that is compatible with the target hardware.
BSL (BootStrap Loader) configuration files are essential for embedded systems development. They provide a way to configure the BSL, which is responsible for loading the application code into the target hardware. BSL configuration files are typically written in a text editor and must be compiled before they can be used. Once compiled, the BSL configuration file is loaded into the BSL, which then uses the information in the file to load the application code.
