Target Communications Framework
summary
Target Communication Framework presents a vendor‑neutral, transport‑agnostic protocol with a tiny C agent and C agent reference implementation, Java and Python clients, and Eclipse debugger integration. It unifies discovery (UDP broadcast), multiplexed channels, command/result/event packets, and services (memory, run control, register, file system, terminal). Current release is 1.0, debugger services are implemented for x86 only, and the live demo shows agents discovered in QEMU, remote file browsing, attaching to a process, single‑stepping and breakpoints working over TCP.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19PROBLEM
- 1:41TARGET COMMUNICATIONS FRAMEWORK
- 2:41HISTORY
- 4:57LICENSING
- 5:26ARCHITECTURE
- 6:43DEFINITIONS
- 7:46COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL
- 10:41PACKET TYPES (CONTINUED)
- 13:31AUTO-DISCOVERY
- 15:50TCF AGENT - AVAILABLE SERVICES
- 21:48DEMO SETUP
- 44:16REFERENCES
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