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robotframework-pyocd python package

This package is a ligthweight module to use the pyocd python API through robotframework tests so that automated flash and test testsuites can be written for continuous deployment of embedded systems, typically in a test farm. This package uses the PyOCD tool, meaning that the JTAG interface is used in order to flash the target device.

When running the robotframework test suites, the device should be connected and a JTAG probe that delivers the target reference (like, for example, ST-Link probes such as thoses of nucleo or disco boards).

This mean that Segger probes are not yet supported here as it requires a target variable to be passed (see PyOCD documentation).

Dependencies

  • Python >= 3.10
  • PyOCD >= 0.36.0
  • robotframework >= 7.0.0

Usage

This library is built to be use through the Library directive of Robot-Framework and requires a probe uid so that pyOCD is able to discriminate multiple probes being connected.

Library         PyocdLibrary    ${PROBE_UID}

By now, if the probe do not delivers a target identifier (like Segger probes), the pyOCD usage do not allow a clean connection to the AP. As a consequence, this small library do not support probe UID passing through robot ressource files.

The following basic command are defined:

Probe Has Vcp

Return true if a VCP tty port has been found associated to the probe UID.

Probe Has Vcp

Get Probe Vcp

Return the VCP tty name as a string, so that it can be used by other serial related robotframework modules to get back the device serial Output.

Get Probe Vcp

Load Firmware

Load a firmware into the connected target

Requires one argument: the firmware file path (string)

A typical usage is:

Load Firmware       builddir/firmware.hex

Reset

Reset and hat the target. Target is halted when returned

A typical usage is:

Reset

Resume

Resume a stopped target

A typical usage is:

Resume

Example

A typical usage of this library is the followingr:

Library         SerialLibrary
Library         PyocdLibrary    ${PROBE_UID}

*** Test Cases ***

Load And Read From Serial
    Reset
    Load Firmware           ${FIRMWARE_PATH}
    ${vcp}                  Get Probe Vcp
    Log                     Virtual port is ${vcp}
    Connect                 ${vcp}    115200
    Set Timeout             20
    Resume
    Read All

License

Copyright 2023 - 2024 Ledger SAS

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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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