(B) a new "getopt" like feature for Jim - that simplifies argument parsing in complex functions, normally this would be used in conjunction with either an NVP table of options, or a more simpler Enumeration table. In contrast to the GNU "getopt" package, this is more of a "object model or code oriented" solution then a pure data structure used by GNU getopt, or the main stream Tcl/Tk option processing.
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from pre/post_reset event scripts. Adding the second parameter was
a mistake seen in retrospect. this gives precise control in post_reset
for *when* the post reset speed is set. The pre_reset event was
added *after* the second parameter to jtag_khz/speed
- the target implementations no longer gets involved in the reset mode
scheme. Either they reset a target into a halted mode or not.
target_process_reset()
detects if the reset halt failed or not.
- tcl target event names are now target_N_name. Mainly internal
at this early stage, but best to get the naming right now.
- added hardcoded reset modes from gdb_server.c. I don't know precisely what
these defaults should be or if it should be made configurable. Perhaps some
hardcoded defaults will do for now and it can be made configurable later.
- bugfix in cortex_m3.c for reset_run_and_xxx?
- issue syntax error upon obsolete argument in target command instead of
printing message that will surely drown in the log
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improve error message in Jim when sourcing a file fails.
Previously it did not tell you the CWD Jim was using as its reference point.
(Helpful when script filenames are a relative path)
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within the last 2000ms.
To fix this, add keep_alive() if you are spending >1000ms in an algorithm
thus holding up the server loop.
target_call_timer_callbacks() invokes keep_alive().
2. post_reset script is now executed at normal JTAG speed and not
reset speed.
3. Resume is now synchronous again. Hopefully it will work this time.
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associated with the interp structure being passed around
And fixed the message referring to mem2array in the array2mem function
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This patch just uses the command.c interface to create tcl commands for the root level commands and avoids a bit of the "TCL" bleed into the rest of the openocd code.
Multilevel commands also supported.
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This evaluates the file at the correct level for the interpreter and the
sets and all the globals are then done as expected.
added a const to find_file function to avoid typecasting
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This address the >32 bit problem with drscan
also added a check for bypass in the execute since this will manifest itself
as a memory corruption when this check helps to debug the problem alot easier
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- drscan is now a low level tcl command:
execute DR scan <device> <num_bits> <value> <num_bits1> <value2>
- removed obsolete partial command text support
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