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whether user can write scripts or code to support advanced functions in ads platform

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Hi Arm,

when I can access all registers in SoC through ads/cast, i want to initial a ddr controller or trainning ddr,

this process requires interaction and return value acquisition and judgment and finally output autolly,

no need manually input in processing, Is there any solution? 

Thanks.

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    Hi

    My name is Stephen and I work at Arm.

    You can use the Debugger provided in Arm Development Studio to access the registers of peripherals in an Arm-based SoC.

    Sorry, I'm not sure what you meant by "ads/cast".  Did you mean the Arm Debugger and the CSAT CoreSight Access Tool utility?

    You can access peripheral registers with the Arm Debugger interactively/automatically either by writing functions in C, C++ or Arm assembler code, or by writing debugger (.ds) or Jython scripts.  See developer.arm.com/.../Debugging-with-Scripts

    You can access peripheral registers with CSAT via a simple script, though unlike Jython scripts above, CSAT scripts have no loops or flow control constructs.
    See CSAT600 developer.arm.com/.../0100 and (legacy) CSAT developer.arm.com/.../epm051792

    Hope this helps

    Stephen

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  • +1

    Hi

    My name is Stephen and I work at Arm.

    You can use the Debugger provided in Arm Development Studio to access the registers of peripherals in an Arm-based SoC.

    Sorry, I'm not sure what you meant by "ads/cast".  Did you mean the Arm Debugger and the CSAT CoreSight Access Tool utility?

    You can access peripheral registers with the Arm Debugger interactively/automatically either by writing functions in C, C++ or Arm assembler code, or by writing debugger (.ds) or Jython scripts.  See developer.arm.com/.../Debugging-with-Scripts

    You can access peripheral registers with CSAT via a simple script, though unlike Jython scripts above, CSAT scripts have no loops or flow control constructs.
    See CSAT600 developer.arm.com/.../0100 and (legacy) CSAT developer.arm.com/.../epm051792

    Hope this helps

    Stephen

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