On 18/12/2022 10:55, Daniel Drotos wrote:
In script, instead of run, you should use expr /n sim_run=1
That did not work - same result.
0> info break 1
Num Type Disp Hit Cnt Address Cond
1 event keep 1 1 0x00500a write
cmd="timer stop benchmark; timer get benchmark; timer set
benchmark 0; timer start benchmark; expr /n sim_run=1"
Output when breakpoint is hit:
timer #0("benchmark") OFF 1.611885374669695 sec (12895083 clks)
Event `write' at rom[0x500a]
Stop at 0x008dbc: (112) Event break
V-IHINZC Flags= 0x29 41 ) A= 0x00 0 .
0-101001 X= 0x0021 33 ! Y= 0xae44 44612 D
SP= 0x17f6 [SP+1]= 80 128 . Limit= 0x14ff
0x08dbc ? ae 27 10 ldw X,#0x2710
F 0x008dbc
Simulated 0 ticks (0.000e+00 sec)
Host usage: 166.877484 sec, rate=0.000000
0>
Even if I issue "expr /n sim_run=1" command manually when it is stopped
from the breakpoint, nothing happens, it returns to prompt immediately.
0> expr /n sim_run=1
0> info var
[...]
sim_run simif_0_cfg[0x1] = 0x00000000,0U,0
WR: sets running state, RD: check if simulation is running
[...]
0>
By the way, what does the "/n" do? It is an undocumented switch as far
as I can see.
Also, what is the difference between setting "sim_run=1" and the "run"
command? Surely the latter should do what it says regardless of context?
Regards,
Basil Hussain
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