CCS/CC3220: Can you do a pre-debug step in CCS?

Thanks Ki-Soo.

This works, but I need to run a .bat command not a .js. I have tried to create a .js that calls the .bat i created, but i get this error:

uncaught JavaScript runtime exception: ReferenceError: "ActiveXObject" is not defined.

Any Ideas?

Here is my .js file

var wshShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");
wshShell.Run("C:\\Users\\a0227179\\Desktop\\flashwithlog.cmd");

Thanks,

Vince Rodriguez

That script is MS JScript, Microsoft's implementation of JavaScript. It is not supported by CCS, which supports standard JavaScript. You can use  Java runtime exec to execute your batch file from a javascript.

See the attached example (*.js renamed as *.txt)

/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/81/runbat.txt

Just change line 45 to run the bat file desired

Thanks

ki

Thanks!

I think I am getting closer!

Now it looks as though CCS connecting to the device and then running the predebug script. The script i am running requires the device to be disconnected so that the script can connect to the device.

Any way to get this to happen before connecting?

Here is a screenshot:

If you are using the synchronous run from the js script, it should wait until the script has completed execution before continuing with the debug launch. Check the bat file and make sure that it does not have a bunch of asynchronous calls.

Thanks
ki

KI-Soo,

I am unsure if my functions are async or sync. I am using the Uniflash command line tool.

Here is my .Bat

/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/81/flashCC3220S.bat

I took another look at your screenshot and notice that only the GEL Startup() routine ran. Are you sure the target connected? Can I see the Debug view?

Ki-Soo,

I got it to work! it was operator error on my part!

I do have one last question. I in your .js file you provided, is there any way i setup relative path to my .bat file?

For example, here is the project hierarchy I will have in every project. I will place this AutoFlashCC3220 folder in all of my projects i want to have this feature in. The .bat i want and the .js are in the same folder, so i need this to be relative paths so that i don't have to rename the path every time i change projects.

Thanks for your help!

i think it should be possible using the java.io.file APIs to get the parent directory of the js file to get the full path for the bat file while avoiding absolute paths in the script. I'm currently on vacation without my laptop so I can't try this out myself right now. I'll be back later next week to try it if you are still looking for a solution.

ki