1 # Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved. 2 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be 3 # found in the LICENSE file. 4 5 """A Python utility library for TPM module testing.""" 6 7 import logging, subprocess, time 8 from autotest_lib.client.common_lib import error 9 10 11 def runInSubprocess(args, rc_list=None): 12 """Run a command in subprocess and return stdout. 13 14 Args: 15 args: a list of string, command to run. 16 rc_list: a list of int, acceptable return code values. 17 18 Returns: 19 out: a string, stdout of the command executed. 20 err: a string, stderr of the command executed, or None. 21 22 Raises: 23 RuntimeError: if subprocess return code is non-zero and not in rc_list. 24 """ 25 if rc_list is None: 26 rc_list = [] 27 28 # Sleep for 1 second so we don't overwhelm I2C bus with too many commands 29 time.sleep(1) 30 logging.debug('runInSubprocess args = %r; rc_list = %r', args, rc_list) 31 proc = subprocess.Popen(args, 32 stdout=subprocess.PIPE, 33 stderr=subprocess.PIPE) 34 out, err = proc.communicate() 35 logging.error('runInSubprocess %s: out=%r, err=%r', args[0], out, err) 36 if proc.returncode and proc.returncode not in rc_list: 37 raise RuntimeError('runInSubprocess %s failed with returncode %d: %s' % 38 (args[0], proc.returncode, out)) 39 return str(out), str(err) 40 41 42 def enableI2C(): 43 """Enable i2c-dev so i2c-tools can be used. 44 45 Dependency: 'i2cdetect' is a command from 'i2c-tools' package, which comes 46 with Chrom* OS image and is available from inside chroot. 47 48 Raises: 49 TestFail: if i2c-dev can't be enabled. 50 """ 51 args = ['i2cdetect', '-l'] 52 out, _ = runInSubprocess(args) 53 if not out: 54 logging.info('i2c-dev disabled. Enabling it with modprobe') 55 out, _ = runInSubprocess(['modprobe', 'i2c-dev']) 56 if out: 57 raise error.TestFail('Error enable i2c-dev: %s' % out) 58 out, _ = runInSubprocess(args) 59 logging.info('i2c-dev ready to go:\n%s', out) 60 61 62 def computeTimeElapsed(end, start): 63 """Computes time difference in microseconds. 64 65 Args: 66 end: a datetime.datetime() object, end timestamp. 67 start: a datetime.datetime() object, start timestamp. 68 69 Returns: 70 usec: an int, difference between end and start in microseconds. 71 """ 72 t = end - start 73 usec = 1000000 * t.seconds + t.microseconds 74 logging.info('Elapsed time = %d usec', usec) 75 return usec 76