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How to remotely control TRACE32 PowerView?
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| Ref: 0514 |
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There are three ways to control TRACE32 PowerView remotely:
- Using the TRACE32 Remote API.
To launch some scripts or execute some simple commands from a bash shell, you can use the command line tool
t32rem
from the <T32>/bin/<os> folder. This tool uses the TRACE32 Remote API to send TRACE32 commands to open TRACE32 GUIs.
For more complex remote control of TRACE32 (e.g. from a Python script) you should have a look at
"API for Remote Control and JTAG Access"
and the examples at <t32>/demo/api.
- TRACE32 PowerView implements a GDB stub functionality. This provides an interface to any application using the GDB Remote Serial Protocol (RSP) to control TRACE32 PowerView via TCP or UDP.
- Using the Target Communication Framework (TCF), which can be used to access the TRACE32 debug functionality from within Eclipse.
Please refer for more information to the following documents:
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Is it possible to check the progress of the execution of a TRACE32 command through the Remote API?
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There is no function in the Remote API that can check the progress of the execution of a TRACE32 command. You can however call the command within a PRACTICE script and check the execution state of the script using T32_GetPracticeState().
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