[UrJTAG-dev] urJTAG linux API

Discussion:

Alok Mooley

2012-12-13 17:57:32 UTC

Hi,

I have a linux based software which needs to communicate with a target
device through JTAG. Is there an API that urJTAG exports which my linux
tool can use to facilitate this communication? Couldn't find any ready
pointers to this in the urJTAG documentation.

Thanks,
Alok

Jie Zhang

2012-12-13 19:30:11 UTC

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Take a look at the header files in include/urjtag/ .

Post by Alok Mooley
Hi,
I have a linux based software which needs to communicate with a target
device through JTAG. Is there an API that urJTAG exports which my linux tool
can use to facilitate this communication? Couldn't find any ready pointers
to this in the urJTAG documentation.
Thanks,
Alok
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Alok Mooley

2012-12-14 20:13:29 UTC

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I have the 0.10 version downloaded, and the directory I could find
was urjtag-0.10/include but couldn't find include/urjtag in this. Are there
any specific files I should be looking at to make my linux program talk to
the target?

Post by Jie Zhang
Take a look at the header files in include/urjtag/ .

Post by Alok Mooley
Hi,
I have a linux based software which needs to communicate with a target
device through JTAG. Is there an API that urJTAG exports which my linux

tool

Post by Alok Mooley
can use to facilitate this communication? Couldn't find any ready

pointers

Post by Alok Mooley
to this in the urJTAG documentation.
Thanks,
Alok

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Jie Zhang

2012-12-14 20:15:52 UTC

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0.10 is too old. You can just check out the latest source code from SVN.

I have the 0.10 version downloaded, and the directory I could find was
urjtag-0.10/include but couldn't find include/urjtag in this. Are there any
specific files I should be looking at to make my linux program talk to the
target?

Post by Jie Zhang
Take a look at the header files in include/urjtag/ .

Alok Mooley

2012-12-14 20:33:31 UTC

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Thanks Jie! I downloaded the latest version and found include/urjtag. Are
there any specific files I should be looking at to make my linux program
talk to the target?

Thanks,
Alok

Post by Jie Zhang
0.10 is too old. You can just check out the latest source code from SVN.

I have the 0.10 version downloaded, and the directory I could find was
urjtag-0.10/include but couldn't find include/urjtag in this. Are there

any

specific files I should be looking at to make my linux program talk to

the

target?

Post by Jie Zhang
Take a look at the header files in include/urjtag/ .

Post by Alok Mooley
Hi,
I have a linux based software which needs to communicate with a target
device through JTAG. Is there an API that urJTAG exports which my

linux

Post by Jie Zhang

Post by Alok Mooley
tool
can use to facilitate this communication? Couldn't find any ready pointers
to this in the urJTAG documentation.
Thanks,
Alok

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Jie Zhang

2012-12-14 20:38:20 UTC

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You can take a look at files in src/apps/jtag/ as a simple example.
gdbproxy is another example:

https://blackfin.uclinux.org/gf/project/toolchain/scmsvn/?action=browse&path=%2Ftrunk%2Fgdbproxy%2F

Post by Alok Mooley
Thanks Jie! I downloaded the latest version and found include/urjtag. Are
there any specific files I should be looking at to make my linux program
talk to the target?
Thanks,
Alok

Post by Jie Zhang
0.10 is too old. You can just check out the latest source code from SVN.

I have the 0.10 version downloaded, and the directory I could find was
urjtag-0.10/include but couldn't find include/urjtag in this. Are there any
specific files I should be looking at to make my linux program talk to the
target?

Post by Jie Zhang
Take a look at the header files in include/urjtag/ .

Post by Alok Mooley
Hi,
I have a linux based software which needs to communicate with a target
device through JTAG. Is there an API that urJTAG exports which my linux
tool
can use to facilitate this communication? Couldn't find any ready pointers
to this in the urJTAG documentation.
Thanks,
Alok
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Alok Mooley

2012-12-14 21:05:14 UTC

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Great, thanks Jie! Will get back to you if I have more questions.

Regards,
Alok

Post by Jie Zhang
You can take a look at files in src/apps/jtag/ as a simple example.
https://blackfin.uclinux.org/gf/project/toolchain/scmsvn/?action=browse&path=%2Ftrunk%2Fgdbproxy%2F

Post by Jie Zhang
0.10 is too old. You can just check out the latest source code from SVN.

I have the 0.10 version downloaded, and the directory I could find was
urjtag-0.10/include but couldn't find include/urjtag in this. Are

there

Post by Alok Mooley

Post by Jie Zhang

any
specific files I should be looking at to make my linux program talk to the
target?

Post by Jie Zhang
Take a look at the header files in include/urjtag/ .

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Post by Jie Zhang