openocd/tcl/chip/atmel/at91/rtt.tcl
Antonio Borneo f5657aa76e tcl: [1/3] prepare for jimtcl 0.81 'expr' syntax change
Jimtcl commit 1843b79a03dd ("expr: TIP 526, only support a single
arg") drops the support for multi-argument syntax for the TCL
command 'expr'.

In the TCL scripts distributed with OpenOCD there are 1700+ lines
that should be modified before switching to jimtcl 0.81.

Apply the script below on every script in tcl folder. It fixes
more than 92% of the lines

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 #!/usr/bin/perl -Wpi

 my $re_sym = qr{[a-z_][a-z0-9_]*}i;
 my $re_var = qr{(?:\$|\$::)$re_sym};
 my $re_const = qr{0x[0-9a-f]+|[0-9]+|[0-9]*\.[0-9]*}i;
 my $re_item = qr{(?:~\s*)?(?:$re_var|$re_const)};
 my $re_op = qr{<<|>>|[+\-*/&|]};
 my $re_expr = qr{(
     (?:\(\s*(?:$re_item|(?-1))\s*\)|$re_item)
     \s*$re_op\s*
     (?:$re_item|(?-1)|\(\s*(?:$re_item|(?-1))\s*\))
 )}x;

 # [expr [dict get $regsC100 SYM] + HEXNUM]
 s/\[expr (\[dict get $re_var $re_sym\s*\] \+ *$re_const)\]/\[expr \{$1\}\]/;

 # [ expr (EXPR) ]
 # [ expr EXPR ]
 # note: $re_expr captures '$3'
 s/\[(\s*expr\s*)\((\s*$re_expr\s*)\)(\s*)\]/\[$1\{$2\}$4\]/;
 s/\[(\s*expr\s*)($re_expr)(\s*)\]/\[$1\{$2\}$4\]/;
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Change-Id: I0d6bddc6abf6dd29062f2b4e72b5a2b5080293b9
Signed-off-by: Antonio Borneo <borneo.antonio@gmail.com>
Reviewed-on: http://openocd.zylin.com/6159
Tested-by: jenkins
Reviewed-by: Tomas Vanek <vanekt@fbl.cz>
2021-05-08 09:48:44 +01:00

56 lines
1.4 KiB
Tcl

set RTTC_RTMR [expr {$AT91C_BASE_RTTC + 0x00}]
set RTTC_RTAR [expr {$AT91C_BASE_RTTC + 0x04}]
set RTTC_RTVR [expr {$AT91C_BASE_RTTC + 0x08}]
set RTTC_RTSR [expr {$AT91C_BASE_RTTC + 0x0c}]
global RTTC_RTMR
global RTTC_RTAR
global RTTC_RTVR
global RTTC_RTSR
proc show_RTTC_RTMR_helper { NAME ADDR VAL } {
set rtpres [expr {$VAL & 0x0ffff}]
global BIT16 BIT17
if { $rtpres == 0 } {
set rtpres 65536;
}
global AT91C_SLOWOSC_FREQ
# Nasty hack, make this a float by tacking a .0 on the end
# otherwise, jim makes the value an integer
set f [expr $AT91C_SLOWOSC_FREQ.0 / $rtpres.0]
echo [format "\tPrescale value: 0x%04x (%5d) => %f Hz" $rtpres $rtpres $f]
if { $VAL & $BIT16 } {
echo "\tBit16 -> Alarm IRQ Enabled"
} else {
echo "\tBit16 -> Alarm IRQ Disabled"
}
if { $VAL & $BIT17 } {
echo "\tBit17 -> RTC Inc IRQ Enabled"
} else {
echo "\tBit17 -> RTC Inc IRQ Disabled"
}
# Bit 18 is write only.
}
proc show_RTTC_RTSR_helper { NAME ADDR VAL } {
global BIT0 BIT1
if { $VAL & $BIT0 } {
echo "\tBit0 -> ALARM PENDING"
} else {
echo "\tBit0 -> alarm not pending"
}
if { $VAL & $BIT1 } {
echo "\tBit0 -> RTINC PENDING"
} else {
echo "\tBit0 -> rtinc not pending"
}
}
proc show_RTTC { } {
show_mmr32_reg RTTC_RTMR
show_mmr32_reg RTTC_RTAR
show_mmr32_reg RTTC_RTVR
show_mmr32_reg RTTC_RTSR
}