def open(self, init_board=True):
        """! @brief Open the session.
        
        This method does everything necessary to begin a debug session. It first loads the user
        script, if there is one. The user script will be available via the _user_script_proxy_
        property. Then it opens the debug probe and sets the clock rate from the `frequency` user
        option. Finally, it inits the board (which will init the target, which performs the
        full target init sequence).
        
        @param self
        @param init_board This parameter lets you prevent the board from being inited, which can
            be useful in board bringup situations. It's also used by pyocd commander's "no init"
            feature.
        """
        if not self._inited:
            assert self._probe is not None, "Cannot open a session without a probe."
            assert self._board is not None, "Must have a board to open a session."
            
            # Load the user script just before we init everything.
            self._load_user_script()
            
            self._probe.open()
            self._probe.set_clock(self._options.get('frequency', DEFAULT_CLOCK_FREQ))
            if init_board:
                self._board.init()
                self._inited = True
            self._closed = False
def open ( self , init_board = True ) : if not self . _inited : assert self . _probe is not None , "Cannot open a session without a probe." assert self . _board is not None , "Must have a board to open a session." self . _load_user_script ( ) self . _probe . open ( ) self . _probe . set_clock ( self . _options . get ( 'frequency' , DEFAULT_CLOCK_FREQ ) ) if init_board : self . _board . init ( ) self . _inited = True self . _closed = False
! @brief Open the session.
        
        This method does everything necessary to begin a debug session. It first loads the user
        script, if there is one. The user script will be available via the _user_script_proxy_
        property. Then it opens the debug probe and sets the clock rate from the `frequency` user
        option. Finally, it inits the board (which will init the target, which performs the
        full target init sequence).
        
        @param self
        @param init_board This parameter lets you prevent the board from being inited, which can
            be useful in board bringup situations. It's also used by pyocd commander's "no init"
            feature.