v0.13.0
Note: this release contains major breaking changes to the Python API!
New features
- Support for STLinkV2 debug probes!
- STLinkV2 probes appear in the list of available devices just like CMSIS-DAP probes.
- Currently, the board associated with an STLinkV2-1 probe is not detected and you must always use the
--targetoption to manually specify the target type. - To run the functional tests on STLink targets you need to create a
test/test_boards.yamlconfig file that sets thetarget_overrideandtest_binarysession options for each probe to test. See the session options documentation for details on config files.
- Reasonable start on documentation for pyOCD in the
docs/folder. - Breaking changes to board-related classes.
- New
Sessionclass is now the object graph root. This class holds references to the debug probe and board instances, and owns session user options. - New
ConnectHelperclass with static methods previously inMbedBoard. - New
DebugProbeclass hierarchy underpyocd.probeadds architectural support for multiple debug probe types and separates probe and board functionality. - Moved pyDAPAccess under
pyocd.probe.
- New
- Breaking changes to API names, to bring names into PEP8 compliance. Even the package name changed from
pyOCDtopyocd. - Support for YAML config files and
--configoption for tools. See the session options documentation for details.
Boards and targets
- Corrected LPC54608 flash size to 512 kB and correspondingly updated flash algorithm.
- Added board ID and test binary for ST Nucleo-F412ZG board.
- Added STM32L475xC, STM32L475xE, STM32L475xG target and ST-Discovery-L475E-IOT01A board.
- Added STM32F439xG, STM32F439xI target and u-blox EVK-ODIN-W2 board.
Changes
- In cases where the CPU ID cannot be read, such as locked STM32 devices, the CPU type is reported as "unknown" rather than throwing an exception.
- The CPU revision and patch are reported along with the CPU type, i.e. "CPU core is Cortex-M4 r0p1".
- Added -O command line option to all three pyOCD tools, which allows passing arbitrary session options.
- The
Boardclass logs the selected target type, in particular to help users identify when pyOCD is using a generic cortex_m target for ST and other boards. - Cleaned up thread descriptions. Thread names are now provided by the
nameattribute in the gdbserver threads XML report rather than the thread description. This attribute is supported in gdb 7.10 and later, and is ignored in earlier versions. - RTX5 thread status for blocked threads uses "Waiting" terminology rather than "Blocked".
- Zephyr thread names will now be reported.
- xPSR registers (apsr, iapsr, eapsr, ipsr, epsr, iepsr) can be read and written with core register APIs.
- Made
DebugContextandTargetboth subclasses ofMemoryInterface. - The active exception or interrupt is shown in the Handler mode thread description. For targets with an SVD file, the interrupt name is used.
Fixes
- Fixed the
lsbreakcommand inpyocd-toolby adding missingget_breakpoints()method toBreakpointManager. - Python 3 fix: disassembly in
pyocd-tool. setup.pynow uses environment markers on dependencies, and limits installation to supported Python versions.- Excluding
enum34dependency on Python version 3.4 or later. - If gdb sends a vFlashDone command without having sent a vFlashWrite, pyOCD will no longer raise an exception.
- Corrected mask used to read IPSR from 0xff to 0x1ff.
- Disabled asserts in flash programming progress reports that were occasionally triggered depending on previous flash contents.
- Removed unused
elf_filesdirectory.
Testing
automated_test.pyaccepts a--boardoption to select boards to test by unique ID.- Python 3 fix: flash algo debug mode.
gdb_test.pyfunctional test fixes. ST boards will now pass the test.RecordingLogHandlercorrectly handles unicode for Python 2.