[Baypiggies] Is this a conversion problem? Can I get help to resolve this please?

[David Elsen]

Hi Sherman,

With int(reg[0],16), I get the error message "TypeError: int() can't convert
non-string with explicit base."

On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 1:23 PM, Shiqi Yang <sherman.yang at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi, David,
>
> you can give int(reg[0], 16) a try to see if that's what you want.
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 1:02 PM, David Elsen <elsen.david08 at gmail.com>
> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I have a test script as follows:
> >
> > import os
> > import string
> > cmd = './testtool  dump'
> > res = os.popen(cmd).read()
> > #print res
> > #fout = open("ask_it.txt", "w")
> > #fout.write(res)
> > #fout.close
> > reg_reset_val = []
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> > reg_reset_val.append(0xdeadfeed)
> >
> > print 'reg default values'
> > for index, item in enumerate(reg_reset_val):
> >  print index, item
> >
> > fin = open ("ask_it.txt", "r")
> > i = 0
> > reg = []
> > linelist = fin.readlines()
> > lines = len(linelist)
> > for line in linelist:
> >  i = i +1
> >  if (i >= 5): # First four lines are bogus
> >   datas = line.split()
> >   reg.append(datas)
> >   if i == lines:
> >    break
> > print 'the reg list is'
> > for j, item in enumerate(reg):
> >  print j, item
> > print 'reg[0]'
> > print reg[0]
> > print 'reg_reset_val[0]0x%x'%reg_reset_val[0]
> > #print reg_reset_val[0]
> > if (reg[0] == reg_reset_val[0]):
> >  print 'test passed'
> > else:
> >  print 'test failed'
> >
> >
> > Calling to driver via IOCTL Control Memory Dump buf addr = 0x804d008.
> > Returned from calling driver via IOCTL.
> > IOCTL CTL Mem Dump char count
> > Control Memory Dump:  Address 0xf8812000
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > 0xdeadfeed
> > I am expecting the "reg[0]" and "reg_reset_val[0]" to be the same. But
> > reg[0] is list and has ['0xdeadfeed'] in it and reg_reset_val[0] has
> > 0xdeadfeed in it. How can I convert the reg[0] to make it normal
> 0xdeadfeed.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > David
> >
> >
> >
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>
>
> --
> Sherman Yang
>
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