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When it's needed to manually write DTSL Jython script to debug a new SoC made using multiple ARM cores?

Hi,

I have a question regarding to DTSL Jython script "dtsl_config.script.py", is this normally automatically created for new SoC platform with the "Platform configuration wizard" by auto-detection through debug probe? Or we still need to manually change the generated script for new multi-core SoC?

Is certain advanced functions (for example, hardware synchronization method with CTI to support multi-core debugging) from DTSL Jython script for debugging features not auto-generated by the "Platform configuration wizard", so we normallly still need to customized the DTSL Jython script based on specific SoC design?  

Hao

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  • This will be very platform specific.

    If there are operations that need to be performed that the configuration wizard could not know, for example a custom reset sequence, or a register that needs to be written to to enable the debug logic etc.

    If you have a specific issue to discuss, I recommend raising an official support request from the menu above.

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  • This will be very platform specific.

    If there are operations that need to be performed that the configuration wizard could not know, for example a custom reset sequence, or a register that needs to be written to to enable the debug logic etc.

    If you have a specific issue to discuss, I recommend raising an official support request from the menu above.

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