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Command Line Interface

Gino Latino edited this page Jun 16, 2021 · 10 revisions

Use

  • -help: print this help.
  • -about: gives the GitHub location where to find the latest version.
  • -ver: returns the tool version string in the format of Major.Minor.Step
  • -mcdapilib: permit to set the DAS API Library name (e.g.mcdxdas.dll).
  • -serverIP: permit to set the DAS server address for remote connection to target (e.g. localhost).
  • -key: permit to set the device key in case it requires one to permit the debug access.

Note: for the latest CLI, always reference to the latest by invoking 'AurixDebugger.exe -help'.

Examples

  • AurixDebugger.exe
  • AurixDebugger.exe -serverIP localhost
  • AurixDebugger.exe -help
  • AurixDebugger.exe -about
  • AurixDebugger.exe -key ABCD
  • AurixDebugger.exe -ver

Change DAS server IP address

If you need to debug a target device that is not connected to the same PC where you are working, but is reachable by your LAN, you can enable the remote debugging by: 'AurixDebugger.exe -serverIP 128.165.67.2'.

Note: you must be sure that at such IP address there is a PC with DAS installed and at least one Infineon product connected and powered to it.

Provide device Key in order to enable On Chip Debugging access

If your target device (e.g. TC275x) has an installed key, you can only enable the debug by providing such key. This can be done by: 'AurixDebugger.exe -key 12345' (where 12345 is just an nick number).

Ask for command line interface help

BY typing 'AurixDebugger.exe -help' you will get the tool command line help-

Ask for documentation and latest version

BY typing 'AurixDebugger.exe -about' you will get the list of GitHub links to the code repository and this documentation.

Ask for tool version

BY typing 'AurixDebugger.exe -ver' you will get the tool version string. See: https://aurixocd.blogspot.com/2021/06/lets-retrieve-on-chip-debugger.html

Tutorial

See: https://aurixocd.blogspot.com/2021/04/lets-build-our-own-on-chip-debugger_21.html