test_reset_and_run.py

# This script is licensed under BSD License, see file LICENSE.txt, or search for `License` in the SDK online help.
# (c) TASKING Germany GmbH, 2023
# 
# This Python example creates a winIDEA instance, prints a message to the console, 
# and calls the resetAndRun() method on the ExecutionController class. It then gets the address of the
# main function and sets a breakpoint at that address. It then calls the resetAndRun() method again, 
# this time with a 1-second timeout, and prints a message to the console depending on the result. 
# At the end, it deletes all breakpoints.
 
import isystem.connect as ic
import time
 
 
winidea_id = ''
 
 
def test_resetAndRun():
    connMgr = ic.ConnectionMgr()
    connMgr.connect(ic.CConnectionConfig().instanceId(winidea_id))
 
    execCtrl = ic.CExecutionController(connMgr)
    sessionCtrl = ic.CSessionCtrl(connMgr)
    addCtrl = ic.CAddressController(connMgr)
    bpCtrl = ic.CBreakpointController(connMgr)
 
    sessionCtrl.begin_prepare()
    execCtrl.runUntilFunction('main')
 
    print("`resetAndRun` the CPU without timeout (not expecting `STOP` state)...")
    execCtrl.resetAndRun()
 
    address = addCtrl.getFunctionAddress("main").getAddress()
    print(f"Setting BP at function 'main': {hex(address)}")
    bpCtrl.setBP(0, address)
    sessionCtrl.begin_reset()
 
    print("`resetAndRun` the CPU with 1 sec timeout (expecting stop at function 'main')...")
    if execCtrl.resetAndRun(ic.CExecutionController.TOUT_1s) == 0:
        print("\tSuccess.")
    else:
        print("\tTIMEOUT!")
 
    bpCtrl.deleteAll()
 
 
if __name__ == "__main__":
    test_resetAndRun()