QTools
7.3.0
Collection of Host-Based Tools
Classes | |
| class | QSpy |
| Helper class for UDP-communication with the QSpy front-end (non-blocking UDP-socket version for QView) More... | |
| class | QView |
Functions | |
| reset_target (*args) | |
| Send the RESET packet to the Target. | |
| command (cmdId, param1=0, param2=0, param3=0) | |
| executes a given command in the Target | |
| tick (tick_rate=0) | |
| trigger system clock tick in the Target | |
| peek (offset, size, num) | |
| peeks data in the Target | |
| poke (offset, size, data) | |
| pokes data into the Target | |
| glb_filter (*args) | |
| Set/clear the Global-Filter in the Target. | |
| loc_filter (*args) | |
| Set/clear the Local-Filter in the Target. | |
| ao_filter (obj_id) | |
| Set/clear the Active-Object Local-Filter in the Target. | |
| current_obj (obj_kind, obj_id) | |
| Set the Current-Object in the Target. | |
| query_curr (obj_kind) | |
| query the current object in the Target | |
| publish (signal, params=None) | |
| publish a given event to subscribers in the Target | |
| post (signal, params=None) | |
| post a given event to the current AO object in the Target | |
| init (signal=0, params=None) | |
| take the top-most initial transition in the current SM object in the Target | |
| dispatch (signal, params=None) | |
| dispatch a given event in the current SM object in the Target | |
| qunpack (fmt, bstr) | |
| Unpack a QS trace record. | |
| main () | |
Variables | |
| int | OBJ_SM = 0 |
| int | OBJ_AO = 1 |
| int | OBJ_MP = 2 |
| int | OBJ_EQ = 3 |
| int | OBJ_TE = 4 |
| int | OBJ_AP = 5 |
| int | GRP_ALL = 0xF0 |
| int | GRP_SM = 0xF1 |
| int | GRP_AO = 0xF2 |
| int | GRP_MP = 0xF3 |
| int | GRP_EQ = 0xF4 |
| int | GRP_TE = 0xF5 |
| int | GRP_QF = 0xF6 |
| int | GRP_SC = 0xF7 |
| int | GRP_SEM = 0xF8 |
| int | GRP_MTX = 0xF9 |
| int | GRP_U0 = 0xFA |
| int | GRP_U1 = 0xFB |
| int | GRP_U2 = 0xFC |
| int | GRP_U3 = 0xFD |
| int | GRP_U4 = 0xFE |
| int | GRP_UA = 0xFF |
| int | GRP_ON = GRP_ALL |
| int | GRP_OFF = -GRP_ALL |
| int | IDS_ALL = 0xF0 |
| tuple | IDS_AO = (0x80 + 0) |
| tuple | IDS_EP = (0x80 + 64) |
| tuple | IDS_EQ = (0x80 + 80) |
| tuple | IDS_AP = (0x80 + 96) |
| HOME_DIR = None | |
| home directory of the customization script | |
| qview.reset_target | ( | * | args | ) |
| qview.command | ( | cmdId, | |
param1 = 0, |
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param2 = 0, |
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param3 = 0 |
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executes a given command in the Target
| qview.tick | ( | tick_rate = 0 | ) |
trigger system clock tick in the Target
| qview.peek | ( | offset, | |
| size, | |||
| num | |||
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| qview.poke | ( | offset, | |
| size, | |||
| data | |||
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| qview.glb_filter | ( | * | args | ) |
Set/clear the Global-Filter in the Target.
| qview.loc_filter | ( | * | args | ) |
Set/clear the Local-Filter in the Target.
| qview.ao_filter | ( | obj_id | ) |
Set/clear the Active-Object Local-Filter in the Target.
| qview.current_obj | ( | obj_kind, | |
| obj_id | |||
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Set the Current-Object in the Target.
| qview.query_curr | ( | obj_kind | ) |
query the current object in the Target
| qview.publish | ( | signal, | |
params = None |
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publish a given event to subscribers in the Target
| qview.post | ( | signal, | |
params = None |
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post a given event to the current AO object in the Target
| qview.init | ( | signal = 0, |
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params = None |
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take the top-most initial transition in the current SM object in the Target
| qview.dispatch | ( | signal, | |
params = None |
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dispatch a given event in the current SM object in the Target
| qview.qunpack | ( | fmt, | |
| bstr | |||
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Unpack a QS trace record.
struct.unpack(), specifically designed for unpacking binary QP/Spy packets. qunpack() handles all data formats supported by struct.unpack()`, plus data formats specific to QP/Spy. The main benefit of qunpack() is that it automatically applies the Target-supplied info about various the sizes of various elements, such as Target timestamp, Target object-pointer, Target event-signal, zero-terminated string, etc.pokes data into the Target
| [in] | fmt | format string |
| [in] | bstr | byte-string to unpack |
The additional format characters have the following meaning: