W dniu 2013-02-27 10:12, Woody Wu pisze:
> There is something I want to ask for the scenario so far: since my
> board get reseted after the openocd started, does this mean that the
> openocd issued a 'reset' to my target and succeeded? The user manual
> mentioned that in the last step of openocd's configuration stage, it
> will do a 'init' + 'reset', but no more details.
OpenOCD does NOT issue ANY command that affect target or interface
automatically - "init" command is an "internal" command that only
affects OpenOCD. So OpenOCD does NOT automatically reset the target on
startup. You either have "reset" somewhere or some hardware problem.
> The last is a very basic openocd question: I found my reset-init event
> handler never get executed, is that normal? My understanding is, the
> 'reset' has at least succeeded for one time, that is when the openocd
> entered into the run stage and I really saw that my board is get reseted
> as I just described before. So, my handler should get triggered bug it
> was not. The handler defined as:
>
>
> proc init_board {} {
> ...
>
> $_TARGETNAME configure -event reset-init {
> echo "event: reset-init"
> }
> }
First of all, this handler is executed ONLY for "reset init" command -
all other (reset, reset halt, reset run) don't call it. Second thing -
maybe it's not right to put the handler IN another procedure?
4\/3!!
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