Debug Operations on Session Object
In this mode, you can create a session object and run debug operations on different debug targets using the same session object.
session=start_debug_session()
session.connect(url="TCP:xhdbfarmrkd11:3121")
session.targets(3)
# All subsequent commands are run on target 3, until the target is changed with targets() function
session.dow("test.elf")
session.bpadd(addr='main')
session.con()
session.targets(4)
# All subsequent commands are run on target 4
session.dow("foo.elf")
session.bpadd(addr='foo')
session.con()
Debug Operations on Target Object
You can also use the Target object returned by targets() functions and run debug operations can be performed on these objects. The following is an example:
session = start_debug_session()
session.connect(url="TCP:xhdbfarmrkd11:3121")
ta3 = session.targets(3)
ta4 = session.targets(4)
# Run debug commands using target objects
ta3.dow("test.elf")
ta4.dow("foo.elf")
bp1 = ta3.bpadd(addr='main')
bp2 = ta4.bpadd(addr='foo')
ta3.con()
ta4.con()
...
bp1.status()
bp2.status()
For interactive usage, it is recommended to use commands and options instead of functions and arguments, as functions require a lot of extra typing. You have defined an interactive() function in xsdb module, which supports the commands. The following is an example:
Vitis-ng [1]: import xsdb
Vitis-ng [2]: xsdb.interactive()
% conn -host xhdbfarmrkb9
tcfchan#0
% ta
1 APU
2 ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore #0 (Running)
3 ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore #1 (Running)
4 xc7z020
% ta 2
<xsdpy._target.Target object at 0x7fb2652d3520>
% stop
Info: ARM Cortex-A9 MPCore #0 (target 2) Stopped at 0xffffff28 (Suspended)
% q
Vitis-ng [3]: