5 releases
0.2.0 | Mar 26, 2024 |
---|---|
0.1.3 | Oct 5, 2023 |
0.1.2 | Mar 15, 2023 |
0.1.1 | Mar 15, 2023 |
0.1.0 | Mar 15, 2023 |
#190 in Embedded development
216 downloads per month
36KB
701 lines
renode-run
A custom Cargo runner that runs Rust firmware in the renode emulator.
Features
- Acts as a Cargo runner, integrating into
cargo run
. - Exposes all of renode's scripting facilities and CLI as configuration in your
Cargo.toml
. - Provides configuration for the environment, allowing you to perform environment variable substitution on nearly everything.
Installation
To install renode-run
, use cargo install renode-run
.
Setup
NOTE Requires renode to be installed on the host system.
1. Set the Cargo runner
Set renode-run
as your Cargo runner (.cargo/config.toml
).
[target.'cfg(all(target_arch = "arm", target_os = "none"))']
runner = "renode-run"
2. Run
You can now run your firmware using cargo run
.
Configuration
[package.metadata.renode]
options
NOTE Many of these can be overridden by CLI options. Nearly every field supports environment variable substitution.
Fields pertaining the resc
script generation:
- name: The name field used in the generated
resc
script. If not present, the name of the crate is used or a default name is provided. - description: The description field used in the generated
resc
script. If not present, the description of the crate is used or a default description is provided. - machine-name: The machine's name.
- init-commands: An array of commands ran after the machine is created and before variables are declared.
- variables: An array of variable declarations.
renode-run
will automatically insert$bin = @target/<profile>/<bin>
as provided by Cargo. - platform-description: A single platform description.
Can be one of:
- a renode-provided
repl
file (starts with@
) - a local
repl
file (doesn't start with@
) - a local
repl
file that is to be imported and generated into the output directory (starts with<
). This is handy when you want to perform environment substitution on the contents of arepl
file. - a literal string
- a renode-provided
- platform-descriptions: An array of platform descriptions.
Each entry can be one of:
- a renode-provided
repl
file (starts with@
) - a local
repl
file (doesn't start with@
) - a local
repl
file that is to be imported and generated into the output directory (starts with<
). This is handy when you want to perform environment substitution on the contents of arepl
file. - a literal string
- a renode-provided
- reset: The reset macro definition. The default is
sysbus LoadELF $bin
. - start: The start command definition. The default is
start
. - pre-start-commands: An array of commands ran immediately before the
start
command. - post-start-commands: An array of commands ran immediately after the
start
command.
Fields pertaining the behavior of renode-run
:
- environment-variables: An array of environment variables and values to set for both the
renode-run
andrenode
environment. - renode: The path to the
renode
binary to use. Defaults to using the system's$PATH
. - omit-start: Don't generate a
start
command. Defaults tofalse
. - omit-out-dir-path: Don't add the output directory to renode's path.
- resc-file-name: The name of the generated
resc
script. Defaults toemulate.resc
. - use-relative-paths: TBD
- disable-envsub: TBD
- using-sysbus: TBD
Fields pertaining the invocation of renode
itself:
- plain: Adds
--plain
to the list of arguments given torenode
. - port: Adds
--port <port>
to the list of arguments given torenode
. - disable-xwt: Adds
--disable-xwt
to the list of arguments given torenode
. - hide-monitor: Adds
--hide-monitor
to the list of arguments given torenode
. - hide-log: Adds
--hide-log
to the list of arguments given torenode
. - hide-analyzers: Adds
--hide-analyzers
to the list of arguments given torenode
. - console: Adds
--console
to the list of arguments given torenode
. - keep-temporary-files: Adds
--keep-temporary-files
to the list of arguments given torenode
.
Example
[package.metadata.renode]
name = 'my-script'
description = 'my renode script - ${FOOKEY} works'
machine-name = 'my-machine'
using-sysbus = true
renode = '${HOME}/repos/forks/renode/renode'
environment-variables = [
['FOOKEY', 'FOOVAL'],
["MYENV", "MYVAL"],
]
init-commands = [
'logLevel -1 i2c2',
]
variables = [
'$tap?="renode-tap0"',
# Set random board UNIQUE ID
'''
python "import _random"
python "rand = _random.Random()"
$id1 = `python "print rand.getrandbits(32)"`
$id2 = `python "print rand.getrandbits(32)"`
$id3 = `python "print rand.getrandbits(32)"`
''',
]
platform-descriptions = [
'@platforms/boards/stm32f4_discovery-kit.repl',
'path/to/dev_board.repl',
'< ${SOMETHING}/other_dev_board.repl',
'''
phy3: Network.EthernetPhysicalLayer @ ethernet 3
Id1: 0x0000
Id2: 0x0000
''',
'''
wss: Python.PythonPeripheral @ sysbus 0x50070000
size: 0x10
initable: true
filename: "${ORIGIN}/sensor_models/wss.py"
''',
]
pre-start-commands = [
'''
emulation CreateSwitch "switch"
connector Connect sysbus.ethernet switch
emulation CreateTap $tap "tap"
connector Connect host.tap switch
''',
'''
logFile @/tmp/logfile.log true
logLevel 3 file
''',
'emulation LogEthernetTraffic',
'machine StartGdbServer 3333',
'''
sysbus.usart3 AddLineHook "PANIC" "Antmicro.Renode.Logging.Logger.Log(LogLevel.Error, line)"
sysbus.usart3 AddLineHook "test result: ok" "Antmicro.Renode.Emulator.Exit()"
''',
]
reset = '''
sysbus LoadELF $bin
sysbus WriteDoubleWord 0x1FFF7A10 $id1
sysbus WriteDoubleWord 0x1FFF7A14 $id2
sysbus WriteDoubleWord 0x1FFF7A18 $id3
'''
License
Licensed under either of
-
Apache License, Version 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
-
MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
at your option.
Contribution
Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.
Dependencies
~7–17MB
~240K SLoC