Fixes Cert_5_6_06 and Cert_5_6_08. Fixes#517.
Collapse fcs16 into Hdlc class.
Add and correct subcommand completion handlers.
Move prefix handler to separate worker thread and task queue.
Channelize blocking spinel property change handlers to allow parallel
reuse across multiple threads.
Now calculates real round-trip times for ping6 reply:
12 bytes from fdde:ad00:beef::3388:cc1e:5e44:6150: icmp_seq=0 hlim=63 time=891ms
Increased pexpect timeout for ncp-sim to 4 sec to handle ping responses >2 sec.
Makes Cert_5_3_10_AddressQuery pass reliably, even on low memory Travis VMs.
Added initial stub for commissioner command.
Add env variable control of ncp-sim DEBUG output.
* Improve ping reliability by making it fully async. Eliminate 5_1_07 from XFAIL list.
* Some non-core changes: readd missing StreamSocket class, improve handling of command.
* Update default "CACHE_ENTRIES" and "MAX_CHILDREN" to support required minimum children.
* Update Cert_5_1_07_MaxChildCount.py due to maximum children number change.
* ncp: Added spinel-cli and initial travis CI test suite integration.
This PR adds a command line tool, named spinel-cli, that converts ot-cli shell commands (as documented in https://github.com/openthread/openthread/blob/master/src/cli/README.md) to spinel NCP commands (as documented in https://github.com/openthread/openthread/blob/master/src/ncp/PROTOCOL.md).
Also added is a patch to node.py that provides a way to run the existing continuous integration certification test suite against an NCP build rather than a CLI build (by prefacing the command to start the test with the environment variable setting NODE_TYPE=ncp-sim):
cd tests/scripts/thread-cert
NODE_TYPE=ncp-sim top_builddir=../../.. python Cert_5_1_02_ChildAddressTimeout.py
The power of this tool is three fold:
1) As a path to add testing of the NCP in simulation to continuous integration
2) As a path to automated testing of testbeds running NCP firmware on hardware
3) As a simple debugging tool for NCP builds of OpenThread
openthread$ cd tools/spinel-cli/
spinel-cli$ ./spinel-cli.py
Opening pipe to ../../examples/apps/ncp/ot-ncp 1
spinel-cli > help
Available commands (type help <name> for more information):
============================================================
channel extaddr mode route
child extpanid netdataregister router
childtimeout h networkidtimeout routerupgradethreshold
clear help networkname scan
contextreusedelay history panid state
counter ifconfig ping thread
debug ipaddr prefix v
debug-term keysequence q version
eidcache leaderdata quit whitelist
enabled leaderweight releaserouterid
exit masterkey rloc16
spinel-cli > version
OPENTHREAD/gd4d4e9d-dirty; Aug 11 2016 14:40:44
Done
spinel-cli > thread start
Done
spinel-cli > state
leader
Done
spinel-cli >
The tool provides three ways to connect to an NCP image:
1) pipe to stdin/stdout of a command line tool (default): -p ./ot-ncp
2) serial connection to a hardware device: -u /dev/ttyUSB0
3) socket connection to the port of a helper tool such as ncp-spi-driver: -s 1234
spinel-cli$ ./spinel-cli.py --help
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-u UART, --uart=UART
-p PIPE, --pipe=PIPE
-s SOCKET, --socket=SOCKET
-n NODEID, --nodeid=NODEID
-q, --quiet
-v, --verbose
* travis: Do a `make distcheck` instead of just `make check`
Doing a `make distcheck` instead of just a `make check` ensures that
the build system is sane and that the results from `make dist` have
everything needed.
* build-system: Fixes for `make distcheck`
This commit fixes the `distcheck` target by addressing the following
issues:
* Repaired ability to perform builds when the build directory is not
the source directory.
* Addressed an issue with the tarball name that occurs the very
first time `make` is run.
Jonathan Hui