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RE: Need information about passing command line arguments.


Hi Frank,
I could not found any gloss-component, I tried with following command to
find the gloss-component

[root@fedora4 bin]# ./siddoc -l sw
sw-debug-gdb
sw-glue-attribbank
sw-load-elf
sw-profile-gprof





[root@fedora4 bin]# ./siddoc -l sw
sw-debug-gdb
sw-glue-attribbank
sw-load-elf
sw-profile-gprof
[root@fedora4 bin]# ./siddoc -l hw
hw-cache-basic hw-cache-buffer-8
hw-cpu-mep
hw-debug-mep
hw-disk-ide
hw-dma-mep
hw-glue-bus-mux
hw-glue-probe-bus
hw-glue-sequence hw-glue-sequence-1 hw-glue-sequence-2
hw-glue-sequence-8
hw-interrupt-arm/ref
hw-interrupt-cogent/cma222
hw-interrupt-mep hw-interrupt-mep-1 hw-interrupt-mep-2
hw-interrupt-mep-3 hw-interrupt-mep-4 hw-interrupt-mep-5
hw-interrupt-mep-6 hw-interrupt-mep-7 hw-interrupt-mep-8
hw-interrupt-mep-9 hw-interrupt-mep-10 hw-interrupt-mep-11
hw-interrupt-mep-12 hw-interrupt-mep-13 hw-interrupt-mep-14
hw-interrupt-mep-15 hw-interrupt-mep-16 hw-interrupt-mep-17
hw-interrupt-mep-18 hw-interrupt-mep-19 hw-interrupt-mep-20
hw-interrupt-mep-21 hw-interrupt-mep-22 hw-interrupt-mep-23
hw-interrupt-mep-24 hw-interrupt-mep-25 hw-interrupt-mep-26
hw-interrupt-mep-27 hw-interrupt-mep-28 hw-interrupt-mep-29
hw-interrupt-mep-30 hw-interrupt-mep-31 hw-interrupt-mep-32
hw-lcd-char-display
hw-lcd-hd44780u hw-lcd-hd44780u-a00 hw-lcd-hd44780u-a02
hw-lcd-t6963c hw-lcd-t6963c-0101 hw-lcd-t6963c-0201
hw-mapper-basic hw-mapper-transparent
hw-memory-flash hw-memory-flash-atmel hw-memory-flash-at29
hw-memory-flash-at29c256 hw-memory-flash-at29lv256
hw-memory-flash-at29c257 hw-memory-flash-at29c512
hw-memory-flash-at29lv512 hw-memory-flash-at29c010a
hw-memory-flash-at29lv010a hw-memory-flash-at29bv010a
hw-memory-flash-at29c020 hw-memory-flash-at29lv020
hw-memory-flash-at29bv020 hw-memory-flash-at29c040
hw-memory-flash-at29lv040 hw-memory-flash-at29bv040
hw-memory-flash-at29c040a hw-memory-flash-at29lv040a
hw-memory-flash-at29bv040a hw-memory-flash-amd hw-memory-flash-am29
hw-memory-flash-am29f010a hw-memory-flash-am29lv010b
hw-memory-flash-am29lv040b hw-memory-flash-am29lv081b
hw-memory-flash-am29lv017b hw-memory-flash-am29lv033c
hw-memory-ram/rom-basic
hw-parport-ps/2
hw-remap/pause-arm/ref
hw-rtc-ds1x42 hw-rtc-ds1642 hw-rtc-ds1742
hw-rtc-sid
hw-uart-ns16550
hw-visual-clock
hw-visual-lcd


please let me know how to find the gloss-component?

Regards,
Subbu.
-----Original Message-----
From: Frank Ch. Eigler [mailto:fche@redhat.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 12, 2006 2:39 AM
To: Subba Krishna M N
Cc: sid@sources.redhat.com
Subject: Re: Need information about passing command line arguments.

Hi -

On Wed, Jan 11, 2006 at 12:01:11PM +0530, mnskrishna@soc-soft.com wrote:
> [...]
> ./sid -board=mm_MAX -load=hello.x -INITTIME
> considering the above example please let me know how to pass -INITTIME
> to the hello.x
> [...]

The code in sid/main/mainDynamic.cxx does not appear able to pass
simulated command line arguments to the gloss component (the
"command-line" attribute) the same way that the sid/bsp/configrun-sid
perl front-end did.  You may be able to simulate it with the more
general "-e" option, something like this:

./sid -board=mm_MAX -load=hello.x \
     -e 'set GLOSS-COMPONENT command-line -INITTIME'

You'd have to figure out the right GLOSS-COMPONENT name though,
perhaps from a prior run with "--save-temps".

- FChE






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