ComponentViewer: Adapted peripheral inspector interrupt table

[thorstendb-ARM]

Changes

• uses interface to Peripheral Inspector to fetch interrupt names from interrupt numbers

Ref

• [Feature Request]: Core Peripherals - Get Interrupt Name #909
• [Feature Request]: Core Peripheral Dialogs #239

Screenshots

Example:

        <item property="Vector Handlers" value="">
          <list name="Count" start="0" limit="Vectors.INTLINESNUM*32">
          <calc>
            irqPresent = Vectors.Displayed[Count]==1;
            irqCore = Count&lt;16;
            irqExt = Count&gt;15;
          </calc>

            <item cond="irqPresent" value="">
              <print property="%E[Vectors.Index[Count]]" value="%d[Count]" cond="irqCore"/>
              <print property="%Q[Count] (EXTIRQ%d[Count-16])" value="" cond="irqExt"/>
              <item property="Index" value="%d[Vectors.Index[Count]]"/>
              <item property="Enable" value="%d[Vectors.Enable[Count]]"/>
              <item property="Pending" value="%d[Vectors.Pending[Count]]"/>
              <item property="Active" value="%d[Vectors.Active[Count]]"/>
              <item property="Priority" value="%d[Vectors.Priority[Count]]"/>
            </item>
         </list>
        </item>

Checklist

• 🤖 This change is covered by unit tests (if applicable).
• 🤹 Manual testing has been performed (if necessary).
• 🛡️ Security impacts have been considered (if relevant).
• 📖 Documentation updates are complete (if required).
• 🧠 Third-party dependencies and TPIP updated (if required).

[thorstendb-ARM]

This build fails intentionally due to the copyright notice in the temporarily included API header.

[qltysh]

All good ✅

[jreineckearm]

Updated to use the entire Peripheral Inspector repo as node_module. Still not ideal due to the new (and partly vulnerable) dependencies. But better than copying over code from the other repo/project. Will try to fix the final CVE in peripheral inspector next week before release. Needs a major version update of another dependency (pulling in the offending one) there.

Note: while testing, I didn't see the interrupt names. I can't see the NVIC SCVD being updated in this PR.

Rest of the code changes look good.

[qltysh]

Coverage Impact

⬇️ Merging this pull request will decrease total coverage on main by 0.03%.

Modified Files with Diff Coverage (5)

Rating	File	% Diff	Uncovered Line #s
	src/views/component-viewer/component-viewer-base.ts	66.7%	280
	src/views/component-viewer/scvd-eval-interface.ts	100.0%
	src/views/component-viewer/component-viewer-instance.ts	0.0%	62
	src/views/component-viewer/scvd-eval-context.ts	75.0%	135
	src/views/component-viewer/data-host/interrupt-host.ts	100.0%
	Total	92.9%

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In the `showInterruptNames` branch, add test coverage for this new code:

- `src/views/component-viewer/component-viewer-base.ts` -- Line 280
- `src/views/component-viewer/component-viewer-instance.ts` -- Line 62
- `src/views/component-viewer/scvd-eval-context.ts` -- Line 135

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[jreineckearm]

Not tested to full extent. Does it make sense to update the SCVD file in the PR? Would make testers' lives easier.

[jreineckearm]

Changes look good to me and work nicely with and without just published Peripheral Inspector v1.9.0, as well as with previous v1.8.x releases without extension API updates.

Good to merge.

[jreineckearm]

Thanks for addressing the feedback, good to get merged.