The STEP command was inadvertently allowed to be parsed in non-master
mode connections, but it didn't actually work. It has now been removed
from the generic remote console command table.
This was illuminated as of the discussion in #854
This allowed user entered S to match the SAMPLEOUT command instead
of STEP. That then identified a bug in the intended socket output
processing to attempt to be written to the undefined debug file.
As discussed in #854
Simulators running directly in a Windows console session, that don't
have the console traffic redirected to a telnet session via
SET CONSOLE TELNET=nnn
now behave similarly to the default behavior experienced on
non-windows hosts where the terminal session usually defaults to
wrapping at EOL. Users who want more specific control of this behavior
can run their console via a telnet session with a terminal emulator that
lets them explicitly set these features in the emulator.
This change reintroduces this behavior which got lost when windows
support for ANSI (VT100) escape sequences were added to the console
sessions.
There are no extended arguments while parsing SHOW CONSOLE commands.
SHOW CONSOLE is a special parsing case somewhat equivalent to of SHOW
DEVICE for a device display. No SHOW CONSOLE commands take value arguments.
Adopted from Dave Bryan's changes in V3.11
This change is not actually necessary on Linux, but a bug in Windows
Subsystem for Linux (WSL) doesn't honor tcsetattr() with ICANON disabled
and VMIN and VTIME set to 0 should return immediately when no input data
is available, but it doesn't. Setting the fd to non blocking produces
equivalent behavior.
The -F debug switch can now be used to avoid the repetitive message
summarization. This will trade off debug log file size vs CPU cost to
summarize the output.
When the console is connected to a serial port or telnet sessions enable
speed setting, the bits being output are now paced a the desired speed.
Multi-line mux I/O is also correctly rate limited on all lines.
This should address the problems described in #545
- Add sim_panel_mem_deposit_instruction API
- Properly shutdown debug activities when more than one panel is active
- Properly unwind socket facilities when more than one panel is active
- More rigorously unwind things when a panel is destroyed while its
simulator is running.
- Give explicit session request traffic priority over potentially pending
repeat command processing.
