Dispatching an external script from Trace32's

问题:

Is it possible to dispatch an external (python) script from Trace32 using its PRACTICE II scripting language?

回答1:

For future googlers, like me, here is how to use the Lauterbach c-API to execute PRACTICE commands from Python. The TRACE32 application has to be open before you run your script. You also have to add 5 lines (including two blank lines) to your config.t32 file:

#You must have an empty line before

RCL=NETASSIST
PACKLEN=1024
PORT=20010

#and after these three parameters

At least the PORT parameter value is arbitary, but it has to match in your config and script. It defines the UDP port over which the API will be available. This code demonstrates how you can use the the API in Python:

from ctypes import *

node = (c_char_p('NODE='),c_char_p('localhost'))
port = (c_char_p('PORT='),c_char_p('20010'))
plen = (c_char_p('PACKLEN='),c_char_p('1024'))

mydll = cdll.LoadLibrary(r'C:\T32\demo\api\capi\dll\T32api.dll')

error = mydll.T32_Config(*node)
error = mydll.T32_Config(*port)
error = mydll.T32_Config(*plen)
error = mydll.T32_Init()
error = mydll.T32_Attach(1)

#Try a PRACTICE command
cmd = c_char_p('DATA.DUMP 0xFF800000')
mydll.T32_Cmd(cmd)

Check that the T32api.dll is in the directory specified in the script. Lauterbach provides more documentation for this api. Take a look in the demo\api\capi folder and this document http://www2.lauterbach.com/pdf/api_remote.pdf

回答2:

Use OS.Screen to make a command prompt session.