lauterbach-trace32-rcl

import os from lauterbach_trace32_rcl import T32Api, T32Error # Ensure a TRACE32 instance with RCP server is running on localhost:20000. # For example, in TRACE32: MENU.OPTION RCPSERVER # or launch TRACE32 with the -RCL option: t32mppc.exe -RCL host = os.environ.get("T32_HOST", "localhost") port = int(os.environ.get("T32_PORT", "20000")) t32 = None try: print(f"Connecting to TRACE32 RCP server at {host}:{port}...") t32 = T32Api(host=host, port=port) t32.connect() print("Connected successfully.") # Execute a simple TRACE32 command # The result is a T32CmdResult object since v1.1.0 result = t32.cmd("SYStem.CPU PowerPC") if result.ok: print(f"Command 'SYStem.CPU PowerPC' successful: {result.result_string}") else: print(f"Command failed: {result.result_string}") # Read a system variable (example: Program Counter) # Note: Requires the debugger to be in a state where PC is valid # The result is a T32VarResult object since v1.1.0 try: pc_value = t32.variable_read("PC") if pc_value.ok: print(f"PC value: {pc_value.result_value:#010x}") else: print(f"Failed to read PC: {pc_value.result_string}") except T32Error as e: print(f"Error reading PC: {e}") except T32Error as e: print(f"Error connecting or communicating with TRACE32: {e}") except Exception as e: print(f"An unexpected error occurred: {e}") finally: if t32 and t32.is_connected(): t32.disconnect() print("Disconnected from TRACE32.")