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<rkta>
So, I got jlink/rp2040 working with the RPi fork. Unfortunately the jlink branch they mentioned in the issue is gone, but the changes seem to be in their default branch. For what ever reason they kept the issue open, leaving not a single hint to just use the default branch...
<PaulFertser>
rkta: that's odd. I suggest you add a comment there in the ticket.
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<cambrian_invader>
how can I get the current target from tcl?
<Hawk777>
[target current]
<Hawk777>
For example, “[target current] cortex_m vector_catch none” does what it suggests.
<cambrian_invader>
thanks
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<Hawk777>
BTW, if you do this in an event handler, the “current target” is whichever target the event is related to, which might not be the currently selected target outside.
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<cambrian_invader>
Hawk777: ah, neat
<cambrian_invader>
I am trying to figure out the right thing to do for this processor
<cambrian_invader>
the primary CPUs are held in reset and GDB doesn't want to attach to them until they are released
<cambrian_invader>
so I would like to provide a function to release them
<cambrian_invader>
although perhaps I should hook onto the gdb-attach event?
<Hawk777>
I think gdb-attach is the usual place to handle that kind of thing (any poking-at-hardware that needs to happen before it’s in a state where GDB can work).
<cambrian_invader>
is there a way to see if a target is halted?
<Hawk777>
I’m not sure. I’m not an OpenOCD/TCL expert.
<cambrian_invader>
the release-core sequence involves attaching to the service processor, and halting it to write to an address
<cambrian_invader>
so I would like to keep the processor halted if it was already halted
<Hawk777>
Maybe you can just try to halt unconditionally? It might not do anything (or at least nothing harmful) if it’s already halted.
<Hawk777>
Oh, but you want to take it back to the original state if it was running.
<cambrian_invader>
yeah, normally it should just be running all the time
<Hawk777>
There’s probably something in there. Maybe check if you can read it with “cget”. Really not sure.
<cambrian_invader>
ah, it's curstate
<cambrian_invader>
borneoa_: this is for the ls1088a ^
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