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RPicSim - David Grayson
Las Vegas Ruby Group
February 12, 2014
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RPicSim David Grayson Las Vegas Ruby Meetup 2014-02-12 https://github.com/pololu/rpicsim
The RPicSim gem provides an interface to the MPLAB X
PIC simulator that allows you to write simulator-based automated tests of PIC firmware using Ruby and RSpec.
RPicSim PIC microcontrollers PIC development tools
http://www.pololu.com/product/2801 PIC microcontrollers PIC10F322 8-bit architecture 35 instructions Flash: 512
words RAM: 64 bytes
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PIC development tools
Debugging firmware • Oscilloscope • Dummy code to toggle I/O
lines http://www.zorotools.com/g/00073078/k-G3702447
MPLAB X Simulator
RPicSim
The RPicSim gem provides an interface to the MPLAB X
PIC simulator that allows you to write simulator-based automated tests of PIC firmware using Ruby and RSpec.
MPLAB X Simulator (jar files) MPLAB X IDE
it "continuously mirrors" do main_input.set false run_cycles 10 expect(main_output).to be_driving_low
main_input.set true run_cycles 10 expect(main_output).to be_driving_high end Simulating I/O
Persistent expectations expect(main_output).to be_driving_low expecting main_output => be_driving_low
it 'adds 70 to 22' do addend1.value = 70 addend2.value
= 22 run_subroutine :addition, cycle_limit: 100 expect(sum.value).to eq 92 end Unit test
Unit test with RAM watcher it 'adds 70 to 22'
do addend1.value = 70 addend2.value = 22 step; ram_watcher.clear run_subroutine :addition, cycle_limit: 100 expect(sim.ram_watcher.writes).to eq({sum: 92}) end
Setup require 'rpicsim/rspec' class MySim < RPicSim::Sim device_is 'PIC10F322' filename_is
File.dirname(__FILE__) + '../src/dist/firmware.cof' # pin aliases # variable definitions # helper methods end describe 'some part of the firmware' do before do start_sim MySim end # examples end
Stubs @foo_calls = [] every_step do if pc.value == label(:foo).address
@foo_calls << { a: foo_param_a.value, b: foo_param_b.value } sim.return end end
Useful error messages ................................................F..... Failures: 1) FooWidget when exposed to
1.5 ms pulses behaves correctly Failure/Error: run_microseconds 1500 expected INTCON to satisfy block # ./lib/rpicsim/rspec/persistent_expectations.rb:29:in `check_expectations' # ./lib/rpicsim/rspec/persistent_expectations.rb:27:in `check_expectations' # ./lib/rpicsim/rspec/helpers.rb:25:in `start_sim' # ./lib/rpicsim/sim.rb:574:in `step' # ./lib/rpicsim/sim.rb:716:in `run_to_cycle_count' # ./lib/rpicsim/sim.rb:708:in `run_cycles' # ./spec/foo_widget_spec.rb:10:in `(root)' Simulation cycle count: 78963 Simulation stack trace: 0x01A0 = startMotor 0x0044 = motorService+0x14 0x0B12 = mainLoop+0x2 0x008C = start2 Finished in 4.55 seconds 44 examples, 1 failure Failed examples: rspec ./spec/example/nice_error_spec.rb:8 # FooWidget when exposed to 1.5ms pulses behaves correctly
RPicSim PIC microcontrollers PIC development tools
For more info: https://github.com/pololu/rpicsim
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Simplified PIC development steps Assembly or C source files Assembler
and/or compiler HEX file Programmer PIC microcontroller
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