lauterbach-trace32-pystart

Since 2020, Python programs can control TRACE32 via the lauterbach-trace32-rcl module (pyrcl). Up to now, TRACE32 must be started using a config file, which requires familiarization with the TRACE32 configuration file syntax or the use of the configuration tool t32start.exe. Now Lauterbach offers a new lauterbach-trace32-pystart module (pystart) which allows the configuration and start of TRACE32 directly from Python.

For feedback and questions, please contact support@lauterbach.com (include "pystart" in the subject).

Example

import lauterbach.trace32.pystart as pystart

pystart.defaults.system_path = r"C:\T32"

powerview = pystart.PowerView(pystart.USBConnection(), "t32marm")
powerview.title = f"TRACE32 PowerView for ARM 0"
powerview.id = "T32_arm0"

powerview.start()
powerview.wait()

Release Notes

v0.4.0

• fix broken compatibility to python <3.9
• allow PowerView to be used as ContextManager

v0.3.0

• add settings REMOTEHOSTALLOW and REMOTEHOSTDENY for some T32Interfaces

v0.2.1

• use builtin TimeoutError instead of TimeoutExpiredError
• use builtin RuntimeError instead of AlreadyRunningError
• add ViewerConnection
• add InteractiveConnection
• put temporary config file also in T32TMP path
• throw on premature termination of PowerView process
• add device_path option to USBConnection and USBProxyConnection

v0.2.0

• use binaries from PATH if no system_path is specified
• gently stop Trace32 on Windows OS
• added timeout for PowerView.stop()
• wait necessary time in PowerView.start() instead of waiting for a predefined amount of time
• added exeptions TimeoutExpiredError and AlreadyRunningError
• limit startup script parameter to be of type Iterable[str]
• send stdout and stderr output of PowerView instance to a logger

v0.1.7

• fix datatype of library_file parameters in some Connection classes to allow pathlib.Path's.
• add TCPConnection for Lauterbach X-Series debugger.
• rename EthernetConnection to UDPConnection

v0.1.6

• initial release