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I am trying to get the maintenance key expiry month and year of lauterbach JTAG programmatically. I am using t32apinet for that. Is there a way to read the maintenance information using the api?

Kannan D
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You can get the date of you maintenance key via the PRACTICE function LICENSE.DATE(<idx>), where idx is the number of the attached serial number as it appears in the LICENSE.LIST window. Note, that one debug cable, plugged to your PowerDebug, can have up to 5 serial numbers and thus, also up to 5 maintenance key.

To get idx for the currently running PowerView executable use the PRACTICE function LICENSE.getINDEX().

Putting both together you get: LICENSE.DATE(LICENSE.getINDEX())

You can test it by using the PRINT command in PowerView:
PRINT LICENSE.DATE(LICENSE.getINDEX())
You should get a string in the form of YYYY/MM e.g. 2020/07

To use a PRACTICE function via the remote API, use the API function T32_Cmd() together with the TRACE32 command EVAL and then get the result via the API function T32_EvalGetString().

E.g. in C/C++:

char mdate[4096];    
T32_Cmd("EVAL LICENSE.DATE(LICENSE.getINDEX())");
T32_EvalGetString(mdate);
printf("End Date: %s\n", mdate);

I am not skilled with Visual Basic .NET at all, but I guess there it should look like this:

Dim mdate As String   
T32.Cmd("EVAL LICENSE.DATE(LICENSE.getINDEX())");
T32.EvalGetString(mdate);
Log("End Date: " + mdate)

New versions of TRACE32 support also the slightly nicer API function T32_ExecuteFunction().

Holger
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