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139 | * |
139 | * |
140 | * |
140 | * |
141 | Removed RCS log information to reduce clutter |
141 | Removed RCS log information to reduce clutter |
142 | *****************************************************************************/ |
142 | *****************************************************************************/ |
143 | 143 | ||
144 | #include "bundle.h" |
144 | #include <stdio.h> |
145 | #include "chck_names.h" |
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146 | #include "cmdexec.h" |
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147 | #include "cmdlog.h" |
145 | #include <stdlib.h> |
148 | #include "cmdparse.h" |
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149 | #include "cmdutil.h" |
146 | #include <string.h> |
- | 147 | ||
150 | #include "database.h" |
148 | #include "vertcl_main.h" |
151 | #include "expression.h" |
149 | #include "expression.h" |
152 | #include "ext_nets.h" |
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153 | #include "generic.h" |
150 | #include "generic.h" |
154 | #include "jumpering.h" |
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155 | #include "partition.h" |
151 | #include "database.h" |
156 | #include "print_ports.h" |
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157 | #include "print_quartus.h" |
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158 | #include "print_ucf.h" |
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159 | #include "print_vhdl.h" |
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160 | #include "print_vlog.h" |
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161 | #include "printout.h" |
152 | #include "printout.h" |
162 | #include "rename.h" |
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163 | #include "routing.h" |
153 | #include "routing.h" |
- | 154 | #include "jumpering.h" |
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- | 155 | #include "ext_nets.h" |
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164 | #include "statistics.h" |
156 | #include "statistics.h" |
- | 157 | #include "partition.h" |
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- | 158 | #include "cmdparse.h" |
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- | 159 | #include "cmdexec.h" |
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- | 160 | #include "cmdutil.h" |
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- | 161 | #include "cmdlog.h" |
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- | 162 | #include "rename.h" |
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165 | #include "template.h" |
163 | #include "template.h" |
- | 164 | #include "chck_names.h" |
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166 | #include "unrouted.h" |
165 | #include "unrouted.h" |
- | 166 | #include "bundle.h" |
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- | 167 | #include "print_vlog.h" |
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167 | #include "vertcl_main.h" |
168 | #include "print_vhdl.h" |
- | 169 | #include "print_quartus.h" |
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- | 170 | #include "print_ucf.h" |
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- | 171 | #include "print_ports.h" |
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- | 172 | tcl_mode_t Tcl_Mode; |
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168 | 173 | ||
169 | #include <stdio.h> |
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170 | #include <stdlib.h> |
174 | /* make this a global */ |
171 | #include <string.h> |
175 | Tcl_Interp * Tcl_interp; |
172 | 176 | ||
173 | 177 | ||
174 | tcl_mode_t Tcl_Mode; |
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175 | 178 | ||
176 | /* make this a global */ |
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177 | Tcl_Interp *Tcl_interp; |
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178 | 179 | ||
179 | #ident \ |
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180 | "@(#)$Header: c:\\cygwin\\cvsroot/Vert03/vertlib/cmdexec1.c,v 1.1.1.1 2003/11/04 23:34:56 mjames Exp $" |
180 | #ident "@(#)$Header: c:\\cygwin\\cvsroot/Vert03/vertlib/cmdexec1.c,v 1.1.1.1 2003/11/04 23:34:56 mjames Exp $" |
181 | /* Additional information for the user is provided in this section for inclusion in the |
181 | /* Additional information for the user is provided in this section for inclusion in the |
182 | HTML file |
182 | HTML file |
183 | 183 | ||
184 | 184 | ||
185 | 185 | ||
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194 | 194 | ||
195 | /* |
195 | /* |
196 | @title |
196 | @title |
197 | Vertical External PCB netlist translators |
197 | Vertical External PCB netlist translators |
198 | @index external |
198 | @index external |
199 | @end |
199 | @end |
200 | */ |
200 | */ |
201 | 201 | ||
- | 202 | ||
202 | /* |
203 | /* |
203 | @title |
204 | @title |
204 | Vertical Pin assignment mode commands |
205 | Vertical Pin assignment mode commands |
205 | @index vertical_pin |
206 | @index vertical_pin |
206 | @end |
207 | @end |
207 | */ |
208 | */ |
208 | 209 | ||
209 | /* |
210 | /* |
210 | @title |
211 | @title |
211 | Vertical PCB merging commands |
212 | Vertical PCB merging commands |
212 | @index vertical_pcb |
213 | @index vertical_pcb |
213 | @end |
214 | @end |
214 | */ |
215 | */ |
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216 | /* |
217 | /* |
217 | @title |
218 | @title |
218 | Vertical HDL handling commands |
219 | Vertical HDL handling commands |
219 | @index vertical_hdl |
220 | @index vertical_hdl |
220 | @end |
221 | @end |
221 | */ |
222 | */ |
222 | 223 | ||
223 | /* |
224 | /* |
224 | @title |
225 | @title |
225 | Vertical Regular expressions and commands that use them |
226 | Vertical Regular expressions and commands that use them |
226 | @index regular_exp |
227 | @index regular_exp |
227 | @end |
228 | @end |
228 | */ |
229 | */ |
229 | 230 | ||
- | 231 | ||
- | 232 | ||
230 | /* |
233 | /* |
231 | @title |
234 | @title |
232 | Vertical search paths |
235 | Vertical search paths |
233 | @application vertical_pin |
236 | @application vertical_pin |
234 | @application vertical_pcb |
237 | @application vertical_pcb |
235 | @application vertical_hdl |
238 | @application vertical_hdl |
236 | @text |
239 | @text |
237 | As of version 15.5a, Vertical can now use search paths when opening scripts or database |
240 | As of version 15.5a, Vertical can now use search paths when opening scripts or database |
238 | files for reading. All file writes are in the current directory. |
241 | files for reading. All file writes are in the current directory. |
239 | @break |
242 | @break |
240 | For the PC the search path is : |
243 | For the PC the search path is : |
241 | @listing |
244 | @listing |
242 | .;c:/cygwin/usr/local/vert_files |
245 | .;c:/cygwin/usr/local/vert_files |
243 | @text |
246 | @text |
244 | Or in english : look in the current directory '.' and then look in |
247 | Or in english : look in the current directory '.' and then look in 'c:/cygwin/usr/local/vert_files'. |
245 | 'c:/cygwin/usr/local/vert_files'. |
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246 | @break |
248 | @break |
247 | For PC; filenames containing ':' or starting with either '/' or '.' are not searched down the |
249 | For PC; filenames containing ':' or starting with either '/' or '.' are not searched down the path, |
248 | path, |
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249 | 250 | ||
250 | @break |
251 | @break |
251 | 252 | ||
252 | The path is in the environment variable called 'VERTICAL_PATH', which can either be |
253 | The path is in the environment variable called 'VERTICAL_PATH', which can either be |
253 | set in the shell (MSDOS or cygwin) which invokes vertical, or as a command from within |
254 | set in the shell (MSDOS or cygwin) which invokes vertical, or as a command from within |
254 | a Vertical script. e.g. |
255 | a Vertical script. e.g. |
255 | @listing |
256 | @listing |
256 | setenv VERTICAL_PATH "$(VERTICAL_PATH);/home/project/reference_data" |
257 | setenv VERTICAL_PATH "$(VERTICAL_PATH);/home/project/reference_data" |
257 | @text |
258 | @text |
258 | This will make Vertical search in the usual places and then in the additional directory. |
259 | This will make Vertical search in the usual places and then in the additional directory. |
259 | @break |
260 | @break |
260 | For the HPUX port of Vertical the search path is |
261 | For the HPUX port of Vertical the search path is |
261 | .;.caddata/vert_files |
262 | .;.caddata/vert_files |
262 | @text |
263 | @text |
263 | For HPUX; filenames starting in '/' and '.' are not searched for down the path. These two |
264 | For HPUX; filenames starting in '/' and '.' are not searched for down the path. These two characters are normally used to |
264 | characters are normally used to specify a definite path, either relative to the current working |
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265 | directory or absolute relative to the file system root. |
265 | specify a definite path, either relative to the current working directory or absolute relative to the file system root. |
266 | @end |
266 | @end |
267 | |
267 | |
268 | 268 | ||
269 | 269 | ||
270 | 270 | ======= |
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271 | ======= |
271 | HTML file |
272 | HTML file |
272 | @title |
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283 | */ |
283 | |
284 | 284 | /* |
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285 | /* |
285 | @title |
286 | @title |
286 | Vertical Pin assignment mode commands |
287 | Vertical Pin assignment mode commands |
287 | @index vertical_pin |
288 | @index vertical_pin |
288 | @end |
289 | @end |
289 | */ |
290 | */ |
290 | |
291 | 291 | /* |
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292 | /* |
292 | @title |
293 | @title |
293 | Vertical PCB merging commands |
294 | Vertical PCB merging commands |
294 | @index vertical_pcb |
295 | @index vertical_pcb |
295 | @end |
296 | @end |
296 | */ |
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298 | 298 | /* |
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299 | /* |
299 | @title |
300 | @title |
300 | Vertical HDL partitioning commands |
301 | Vertical HDL partitioning commands |
301 | @index vertical_hdl |
302 | @index vertical_hdl |
302 | @end |
303 | @end |
303 | */ |
304 | */ |
304 | |
305 | 305 | /* |
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306 | /* |
306 | @title |
307 | @title |
307 | Vertical script command notation: Command line and script files |
308 | Vertical script command notation: Command line and script files |
308 | @application vertical_pin |
309 | @application vertical_pin |
309 | @application vertical_pcb |
310 | @application vertical_pcb |
310 | @application vertical_hdl |
311 | @application vertical_hdl |
311 | @text |
312 | @text |
312 | Vertical uses its own 'shell' like command language. In this language, quoting a string |
313 | Vertical uses its own 'shell' like command language. In this language, quoting a string |
313 | simply means that spaces appearing inside strings can be passed into Vertical as a single argument. |
314 | simply means that spaces appearing inside strings can be passed into Vertical as a single |
314 | Normally spaces are used to delimit parameters in a command. |
315 | argument. Normally spaces are used to delimit parameters in a command. |
315 | @break |
316 | @break |
316 | When the command is listed out the following notation is used. |
317 | When the command is listed out the following notation is used. |
317 | @text |
318 | @text |
318 | If an item is given without angle ( '<' '>' ) brackets then the word is typed as is. e.g. |
319 | If an item is given without angle ( '<' '>' ) brackets then the word is typed as is. e.g. |
319 | @listing |
320 | @listing |
320 | command |
321 | command |
321 | @break |
322 | @break |
322 | If '<' '>' angle brackets are given then this an item such as a filename which is user defined. e.g. Command followed |
323 | If '<' '>' angle brackets are given then this an item such as a filename which is user defined. |
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324 | e.g. Command followed |
323 | @listing |
325 | @listing |
324 | command <filename> |
326 | command <filename> |
325 | @break |
327 | @break |
326 | If followed by an asterisk '*' it means in this context that more than one of these items |
328 | If followed by an asterisk '*' it means in this context that more than one of these items |
327 | may be entered. It is not the same as a regular expression used within one of these items. e.g. command followed by several items |
329 | may be entered. It is not the same as a regular expression used within one of these items. e.g. |
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330 | command followed by several items |
328 | @listing |
331 | @listing |
329 | command <item> * |
332 | command <item> * |
330 | @break |
333 | @break |
331 | If '[' ']' square brackets are given then the item is optional. e.g. command with an optional parameter |
334 | If '[' ']' square brackets are given then the item is optional. e.g. command with an optional |
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335 | parameter |
332 | @listing |
336 | @listing |
333 | command [ <optional> ] |
337 | command [ <optional> ] |
334 | @text |
338 | @text |
335 | More than one of these may appear at a time on the same item. e.g. Optional list of letters. |
339 | More than one of these may appear at a time on the same item. e.g. Optional list of letters. |
336 | @end |
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342 | @title |
339 | Vertical database file notation: Database files |
343 | Vertical database file notation: Database files |
340 | @application vertical_pin |
344 | @application vertical_pin |
341 | @application vertical_hdl |
345 | @application vertical_hdl |
342 | @application vertical_pcb |
346 | @application vertical_pcb |
343 | @text |
347 | @text |
344 | Vertical handles several different database file formats. These are : |
348 | Vertical handles several different database file formats. These are : |
345 | @listing |
349 | @listing |
346 | Altera .acf : tagged as AHDL |
350 | Altera .acf : tagged as AHDL |
347 | Verilog : tagged as VERILOG |
351 | Verilog : tagged as VERILOG |
348 | VHDL : tagged as VHDL |
352 | VHDL : tagged as VHDL |
349 | Vertical Native : initial state and outside other tagged blocks |
353 | Vertical Native : initial state and outside other tagged blocks |
350 | @text |
354 | @text |
351 | They are all read in by a single database handler which can switch between different |
355 | They are all read in by a single database handler which can switch between different |
352 | languages on the fly. |
356 | languages on the fly. |
353 | @break |
357 | @break |
354 | In all cases the Vertical parser begins expecting Vertical Native file format, and then |
358 | In all cases the Vertical parser begins expecting Vertical Native file format, and then |
355 | it is switched into other modes by the presence of tag keywords |
359 | it is switched into other modes by the presence of tag keywords |
356 | @break |
360 | @break |
357 | These bracket the code. e.g. |
361 | These bracket the code. e.g. |
358 | @listing |
362 | @listing |
359 | VHDL -- this indicates following syntax. |
363 | VHDL -- this indicates following syntax. |
360 | entity nine is |
364 | entity nine is |
361 | ( |
365 | ( |
362 | ); |
366 | ); |
363 | end entity nine; |
367 | end entity nine; |
364 | |
368 | 365 | architecture seven of nine is |
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369 | architecture seven of nine is |
366 | -- vertical read_off |
370 | -- vertical read_off |
367 | this code will not be seen by vertical, as it has |
371 | this code will not be seen by vertical, as it has |
368 | tags in the comments. |
372 | tags in the comments. |
369 | |
373 | 370 | DONT start comments with the word 'VERTICAL' as it is seen an |
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374 | DONT start comments with the word 'VERTICAL' as it is seen an |
371 | an escape into vertical database language. |
375 | an escape into vertical database language. |
372 | -- vertical read_on |
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377 | 374 | begin |
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378 | begin |
375 | |
379 | 376 | end; |
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380 | end; |
377 | END; -- this belongs to Vertical |
381 | END; -- this belongs to Vertical |
378 | @text |
382 | @text |
379 | Because Vertical recognises the comments that are found in |
383 | Because Vertical recognises the comments that are found in |
380 | all of the HDL's that it understands, it is possible to feed |
384 | all of the HDL's that it understands, it is possible to feed |
381 | a native HDL file in with Vertical tags in comments. |
385 | a native HDL file in with Vertical tags in comments. |
382 | e.g. |
386 | e.g. |
383 | |
387 | 384 | ||
388 | 385 | ||
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398 | regular expression: Information on wildcards in Vertical |
395 | @application vertical_pin |
399 | @application vertical_pin |
396 | @application vertical_hdl |
400 | @application vertical_hdl |
397 | @application vertical_pcb |
401 | @application vertical_pcb |
398 | @text |
402 | @text |
399 | The wildcards now used in several commands conform to standard regular expressions. |
403 | The wildcards now used in several commands conform to standard regular expressions. |
400 | If no 'special' characters are given then patterns must match exactly, except that |
404 | If no 'special' characters are given then patterns must match exactly, except that |
401 | the case of alphabetic characters is ignored. |
405 | the case of alphabetic characters is ignored. |
402 | @break |
406 | @break |
403 | For instance: to select : |
407 | For instance: to select : |
404 | @listing |
408 | @listing |
405 | pattern meaning |
409 | pattern meaning |
406 | ------- ------- |
410 | ------- ------- |
407 | X2[1-7] 'X' or 'x', '2' and then digit '1' to '7' |
411 | X2[1-7] 'X' or 'x', '2' and then digit '1' to '7' |
408 | .* any char zero or more times (anything) |
412 | .* any char zero or more times (anything) |
409 | X[0-9]+ 'X' or 'x', followed by one or more digits |
413 | X[0-9]+ 'X' or 'x', followed by one or more digits |
410 | |
414 | 411 | (expr) A pattern to be matched that can be used in a string replace. |
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415 | (expr) A pattern to be matched that can be used in a string replace. |
412 | Each bracketed expression can be used in a replacement string |
416 | Each bracketed expression can be used in a replacement string |
413 | &1 is the first pattern. &0 is the whole of the matched string. |
417 | &1 is the first pattern. &0 is the whole of the matched string. |
414 | |
418 | 415 | @text |
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419 | @text |
416 | On cygwin and Unix 'man regex' will work to tell you more. |
420 | On cygwin and Unix 'man regex' will work to tell you more. |
417 | @break |
421 | @break |
418 | The edit_pin ident command and edit_pin type |
422 | The edit_pin ident command and edit_pin type |
419 | command documentation has more on regular expressions. |
423 | command documentation has more on regular expressions. |
420 | |
424 | 421 | @break |
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425 | @break |
422 | Use '\' characters to escape special characters. |
426 | Use '\' characters to escape special characters. |
423 | @end |
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431 | */ |
428 | |
432 | 429 | /************************************************************************/ |
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433 | /************************************************************************/ |
430 | /* Command handling code */ |
434 | /* Command handling code */ |
431 | /************************************************************************/ |
435 | /************************************************************************/ |
432 | |
- | 433 | ||
436 | 434 | /*********************** Simple command calls ***************************/ |
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437 | /*********************** Simple command calls ***************************/ |
435 | /* BYE : Exit program |
438 | /* BYE : Exit program |
436 | @title |
439 | @title |
437 | bye, quit, exit |
440 | bye, quit, exit |
438 | @application vertical_pcb |
441 | @application vertical_pcb |
439 | @application vertical_pin |
442 | @application vertical_pin |
440 | @application vertical_hdl |
443 | @application vertical_hdl |
441 | @text |
444 | @text |
442 | Leave program, closing files tidily. |
445 | Leave program, closing files tidily. |
443 | @end |
446 | @end |
444 | */ |
447 | */ |
445 | int BYEHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
448 | int BYEHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
446 | { |
449 | { |
447 | CloseLog(); /* append summary and close the log file */ |
450 | CloseLog (); /* append summary and close the log file */ |
448 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "#Goodbye for now\n"); |
451 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "#Goodbye for now\n"); |
449 | return (QUITCMD); /* try to leave cleanly */ |
- | 450 | } |
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452 | return (QUITCMD); /* try to leave cleanly */ |
451 | |
453 | } |
452 | |
454 | 453 | /****************************************************************************/ |
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455 | /****************************************************************************/ |
454 | /* external parser variables */ |
456 | /* external parser variables */ |
455 | extern int yydebug; |
457 | extern int yydebug; |
456 | extern FILE * yyin; |
458 | extern FILE *yyin; |
457 | extern int lineno; |
459 | extern int lineno; |
458 | extern int yy_nArgs; |
460 | extern int yy_nArgs; |
459 | extern char ** yy_Args; |
461 | extern char **yy_Args; |
460 | |
462 | 461 | extern int inside_block; |
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463 | extern int inside_block; |
462 | |
464 | 463 | /* debug level */ |
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465 | /* debug level */ |
464 | long level; |
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476 | Internal debugging flags. Bit fields can be combined. In general issue debug |
475 | flag setting commands before issuing commands: |
477 | flag setting commands before issuing commands: |
476 | @break |
478 | @break |
477 | Followed by the 'read' command: |
479 | Followed by the 'read' command: |
478 | @listing |
480 | @listing |
479 | For read command: |
481 | For read command: |
480 | |
482 | |
481 | Bit 0 : The yydebug flag (see man yacc/lex for more info) |
483 | 482 | ||
484 | Bit 0 : The yydebug flag (see man yacc/lex for more info) |
483 | For template command |
485 | 484 | Bit 0 : Prints basic actions |
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486 | For template command |
485 | Bit 1 : More detailed info |
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509 | 508 | Bit 4 : List files that Vertical attempts to open using its search path. |
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510 | For all file opening |
509 | |
511 | Bit 4 : List files that Vertical attempts to open using its search path. |
510 | @end |
512 | 511 | */ |
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513 | @end |
512 | |
514 | */ |
513 | int DEBUGHandler(ET_TCLARGS) { |
515 | 514 | ||
516 | int DEBUGHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
515 | if (argc == 1) { |
517 | { |
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518 | if (argc == 1) |
516 | level = atoi(argv[0]); |
519 | { |
517 | set_debug_level(level); /* send info into DLL */ |
520 | level = atoi (argv[0]); |
518 | yydebug = level&1 ; |
521 | set_debug_level (level); /* send info into DLL */ |
519 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# setting debug level to %d\n",level); |
522 | yydebug = level & 1; |
520 | return (TCL_OK); |
523 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# setting debug level to %d\n", level); |
521 | } |
524 | return (TCL_OK); |
522 | else |
525 | } |
523 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
526 | else |
524 | |
- | 525 | } |
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527 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
526 | |
528 | } |
527 | /******************** Read a data file ***********************/ |
529 | 528 | /* |
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530 | /******************** Read a data file ***********************/ |
529 | @title |
531 | /* |
530 | read <filename> [<identifier_suffix> | "" ] [ <arg>* ] |
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552 | identifiers U1 to U 20 and you decide to suffix a new ACF file |
551 | the old file and will 'vanish' or be confused with U10 in the |
553 | being read with "0" then U1 in the new file will match U10 in |
552 | old file. The best way to avoid this problem is to |
554 | the old file and will 'vanish' or be confused with U10 in the |
553 | It is normal to use an underscore character as in "_" to |
555 | old file. The best way to avoid this problem is to |
554 | prefix the suffix to avoid this. |
556 | It is normal to use an underscore character as in "_" to |
555 | @break |
557 | prefix the suffix to avoid this. |
556 | In addition any arguments after the suffix field (which can be omitted if a "" null string is |
558 | @break |
557 | given) can be used as macro variables $0, $1 and so on inside the database file. |
559 | In addition any arguments after the suffix field (which can be omitted if a "" null string is |
558 | e.g. |
560 | given) can be used as macro variables $0, $1 and so on inside the database file. |
559 | @listing |
561 | e.g. |
560 | read conn.txt "" x1_a x1_b |
562 | @listing |
561 | @text |
563 | read conn.txt "" x1_a x1_b |
562 | Will, if the file conn.txt contains the following |
564 | @text |
563 | @listing |
565 | Will, if the file conn.txt contains the following |
564 | JOINED_NETS |
566 | @listing |
565 | BEGIN |
567 | JOINED_NETS |
566 | |
568 | BEGIN |
567 | |
569 | |
568 | JUMPER J_$0$1_3A = ($0(3A );$1(16A); ); |
570 | 569 | JUMPER J_$0$1_4A = ($0(4A );$1(15A); ); |
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571 | |
570 | JUMPER J_$0$1_5A = ($0(5A );$1(14A); ); |
572 | 571 | JUMPER J_$0$1_6A = ($0(6A );$1(13A); ); |
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573 | JUMPER J_$0$1_3A = ($0(3A );$1(16A); ); |
572 | |
574 | JUMPER J_$0$1_4A = ($0(4A );$1(15A); ); |
573 | END; |
575 | JUMPER J_$0$1_5A = ($0(5A );$1(14A); ); |
574 | @text |
576 | JUMPER J_$0$1_6A = ($0(6A );$1(13A); ); |
575 | Be translated into |
577 | 576 | @listing |
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578 | END; |
577 | JOINED_NETS |
579 | @text |
578 | BEGIN |
580 | Be translated into |
579 | |
581 | @listing |
580 | |
582 | JOINED_NETS |
581 | JUMPER J_x1_ax1_b_3A = (x1_a(3A );x2_a(16A); ); |
583 | BEGIN |
582 | JUMPER J_x1_ax1_b_4A = (x1_a(4A );x2_a(15A); ); |
584 | |
583 | JUMPER J_x1_ax1_b_5A = (x1_a(5A );x2_a(14A); ); |
585 | 584 | JUMPER J_x1_ax1_b_6A = (x1_a(6A );x2_a(13A); ); |
|
586 | |
585 | |
Line 589... | Line 588... | ||
589 | JUMPER J_x1_ax1_b_4A = (x1_a(4A );x2_a(15A); ); |
588 | If no arguments are given, then the argument list of the currently |
590 | JUMPER J_x1_ax1_b_5A = (x1_a(5A );x2_a(14A); ); |
589 | executing script are used as $0, $1 and so on. |
591 | JUMPER J_x1_ax1_b_6A = (x1_a(6A );x2_a(13A); ); |
590 | |
592 | 591 | @end |
|
593 | END; |
592 | */ |
594 | @text |
593 | extern void tidy_lex(void); |
595 | If no arguments are given, then the argument list of the currently |
594 | |
596 | executing script are used as $0, $1 and so on. |
595 | extern int yyparse(void); |
597 | 596 | ||
598 | @end |
597 | int READHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
599 | */ |
598 | { |
600 | extern void tidy_lex (void); |
599 | int rc =0; |
601 | 600 | int old_yy_nArgs; |
|
602 | extern int yyparse (void); |
601 | char ** old_yy_Args; |
603 | 602 | ||
604 | int READHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
603 | #if defined DIAGNOSE |
605 | { |
604 | { |
606 | int rc = 0; |
605 | int i; |
607 | int old_yy_nArgs; |
606 | printf("local args\n"); |
608 | char **old_yy_Args; |
607 | |
609 | 608 | for(i=0;i<argc;i++) |
|
610 | #if defined DIAGNOSE |
- | |
611 | { |
- | |
612 | int i; |
- | |
613 | printf ("local args\n"); |
609 | printf("[%d]=%s\n",i,argv[i]?(argv[i][0]?argv[i]:"\"\""):"<null>"); |
614 | 610 | printf("global args\n"); |
|
615 | for (i = 0; i < argc; i++) |
611 | |
616 | printf ( |
612 | for(i=0;i<yy_nArgs;i++) |
617 | "[%d]=%s\n", |
- | |
618 | i, |
- | |
619 | argv[i] ? (argv[i][0] ? argv[i] : "\"\"") : "<null>"); |
- | |
620 | printf ("global args\n"); |
613 | printf("[%d]=%s\n",i,yy_Args[i]?(yy_Args[i][0]?yy_Args[i]:"\"\""):"<null>"); |
- | 614 | ||
621 | 615 | } |
|
622 | for (i = 0; i < yy_nArgs; i++) |
616 | #endif |
623 | printf ( |
617 | if (argc < 1) |
624 | "[%d]=%s\n", |
618 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
625 | i, |
619 | |
626 | yy_Args[i] ? (yy_Args[i][0] ? yy_Args[i] : "\"\"") : "<null>"); |
620 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# reading information from <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
627 | } |
621 | mark_board_objects(); /* record some pointers - last object before rename */ |
628 | #endif |
622 | inside_block = 0; |
629 | if (argc < 1) |
623 | |
630 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
624 | tidy_lex(); |
631 | 625 | ||
632 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# reading information from <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
626 | yyin = trap_fopen(argv[0], "r"); /* open text file for reading */ |
633 | mark_board_objects (); /* record some pointers - last object before rename */ |
627 | if (!yyin) |
634 | inside_block = 0; |
628 | { |
635 | 629 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
|
636 | tidy_lex (); |
630 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
- | 631 | } |
|
- | 632 | else |
|
- | 633 | { |
|
- | 634 | /* setup the argument lists for expansion : |
|
- | 635 | either inherit from calling script (no args) or |
|
- | 636 | copy from rest of command line. No need to make duplicates of |
|
- | 637 | values as they cannot be changed within a 'read' operation |
|
- | 638 | unlike 'do' which may call other command files with different arg. |
|
- | 639 | lists. |
|
- | 640 | */ |
|
- | 641 | old_yy_nArgs = yy_nArgs; |
|
- | 642 | old_yy_Args = yy_Args; |
|
- | 643 | if(argc>=3) { |
|
- | 644 | yy_Args = argv+2; |
|
- | 645 | yy_nArgs= argc-2; |
|
637 | 646 | } |
|
638 | yyin = trap_fopen (argv[0], "r"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
639 | if (!yyin) |
- | |
640 | { |
- | |
641 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
642 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
- | |
643 | } |
- | |
644 | else |
- | |
645 | { |
- | |
646 | /* setup the argument lists for expansion : |
- | |
647 | either inherit from calling script (no args) or |
- | |
648 | copy from rest of command line. No need to make duplicates of |
- | |
649 | values as they cannot be changed within a 'read' operation |
- | |
650 | unlike 'do' which may call other command files with different arg. |
- | |
651 | lists. |
- | |
652 | */ |
- | |
653 | old_yy_nArgs = yy_nArgs; |
- | |
654 | old_yy_Args = yy_Args; |
647 | |
655 | if (argc >= 3) |
648 | #if defined DIAGNOSE |
656 | { |
649 | |
657 | yy_Args = argv + 2; |
650 | { |
658 | yy_nArgs = argc - 2; |
651 | int i; |
659 | } |
652 | printf("new global args\n"); |
660 | 653 | ||
661 | #if defined DIAGNOSE |
654 | for(i=0;i<yy_nArgs;i++) |
662 | - | ||
663 | { |
- | |
664 | int i; |
- | |
665 | printf ("new global args\n"); |
655 | printf("[%d]=%s\n",i,yy_Args[i]?(yy_Args[i][0]?yy_Args[i]:"\"\""):"<null>"); |
666 | - | ||
- | 656 | ||
667 | for (i = 0; i < yy_nArgs; i++) |
657 | } |
668 | printf ( |
658 | #endif |
669 | "[%d]=%s\n", |
659 | |
670 | i, |
660 | lineno = 1; |
671 | yy_Args[i] ? (yy_Args[i][0] ? yy_Args[i] : "\"\"") |
661 | while(!feof(yyin) && !rc) { |
672 | : "<null>"); |
662 | if(yydebug) |
673 | } |
- | |
674 | #endif |
663 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"Processing line %d\n",lineno); |
675 | 664 | rc = yyparse(); |
|
- | 665 | ||
676 | lineno = 1; |
666 | } |
677 | while (!feof (yyin) && !rc) |
667 | #if defined DIAGNOSE |
678 | { |
668 | { |
679 | if (yydebug) |
669 | int i; |
680 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "Processing line %d\n", lineno); |
670 | printf("new2 global args\n"); |
681 | rc = yyparse (); |
671 | |
682 | } |
672 | for(i=0;i<yy_nArgs;i++) |
683 | #if defined DIAGNOSE |
- | |
684 | { |
- | |
685 | int i; |
- | |
686 | printf ("new2 global args\n"); |
673 | printf("[%d]=%s\n",i,yy_Args[i]?(yy_Args[i][0]?yy_Args[i]:"\"\""):"<null>"); |
687 | - | ||
- | 674 | ||
688 | for (i = 0; i < yy_nArgs; i++) |
675 | } |
689 | printf ( |
676 | #endif |
690 | "[%d]=%s\n", |
677 | fclose (yyin); |
691 | i, |
678 | yy_nArgs = old_yy_nArgs; |
692 | yy_Args[i] ? (yy_Args[i][0] ? yy_Args[i] : "\"\"") |
679 | yy_Args = old_yy_Args; |
- | 680 | ||
- | 681 | ||
693 | : "<null>"); |
682 | |
694 | } |
683 | /* added the concatenation of suffixes |
695 | #endif |
684 | * to the Names and Identifiers of objects * |
696 | fclose (yyin); |
685 | * if there was a suffix and it is not null apply it */ |
697 | yy_nArgs = old_yy_nArgs; |
686 | if (argc>=2 && !ISNULLSTR(argv[1])) { |
698 | yy_Args = old_yy_Args; |
- | |
699 | 687 | set_board_suffix(argv[1]); |
|
700 | /* added the concatenation of suffixes |
688 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# Object name/identifier suffix = '%s'\n", argv[1]); |
701 | * to the Names and Identifiers of objects * |
689 | } |
702 | * if there was a suffix and it is not null apply it */ |
690 | need_validate_names=1;/* tell validate_names there is some work to do */ |
703 | if (argc >= 2 && !ISNULLSTR (argv[1])) |
691 | |
704 | { |
692 | if(rc == 0) |
705 | set_board_suffix (argv[1]); |
693 | return (TCL_OK); |
706 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# Object name/identifier suffix = '%s'\n", argv[1]); |
694 | else |
707 | } |
695 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
708 | need_validate_names = 1; /* tell validate_names there is some work to do */ |
696 | } |
709 | 697 | } |
|
710 | if (rc == 0) |
698 | |
711 | return (TCL_OK); |
699 | /******************** Output an ACF file all pins connected to nets ***********************/ |
712 | else |
700 | /* |
713 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
701 | @title |
714 | } |
702 | write connected <filename> |
Line 721... | Line 709... | ||
721 | @application vertical_pcb |
709 | contains something important) then their entire pinout (without pin reservations) will be |
722 | @application vertical_pin |
710 | written as part of the netlist. All connections made to external sockets will be listed. |
723 | @text |
711 | @end |
724 | Write out an 'Extended ACF' file for the entire netlist and |
712 | */ |
725 | device and net assignments. If there are any sockets with |
713 | int WriteConnectedHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
726 | names assigned to the socket identifier (implying the socket |
714 | { |
727 | contains something important) then their entire pinout (without pin reservations) will be |
715 | FILE * ACFfile; |
728 | written as part of the netlist. All connections made to external sockets will be listed. |
716 | |
729 | @end |
717 | if (argc < 1) |
730 | */ |
718 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
731 | int WriteConnectedHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
719 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
732 | { |
720 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
733 | FILE *ACFfile; |
721 | if (!ACFfile) { |
734 | - | ||
735 | if (argc < 1) |
722 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
736 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
723 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
737 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
724 | } |
738 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
739 | if (!ACFfile) |
725 | else { |
740 | { |
726 | create_unrouted_list(); |
741 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
727 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE CONNECTED"); |
742 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
728 | list_database(ACFfile,PRESERVE_JUMPERS); |
743 | } |
729 | list_jumper(ACFfile); |
744 | else |
730 | list_generic_values(ACFfile,&global_generics,0); |
745 | { |
731 | |
746 | create_unrouted_list (); |
- | |
747 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE CONNECTED"); |
732 | list_devices(ACFfile, |
748 | list_database (ACFfile, PRESERVE_JUMPERS); |
733 | PRINT_TYPE|PRINT_EXPAND_BUS| PRINT_NET_NAMES| |
- | 734 | PRINT_GENERIC|PRINT_GROUP| |
|
749 | list_jumper (ACFfile); |
735 | PRINT_ROUTE_FLAGS | PRINT_EQUIVALENT_PINS); |
750 | list_generic_values (ACFfile, &global_generics, 0); |
736 | list_alias(ACFfile); |
751 | 737 | print_pin_renames(ACFfile); |
|
752 | list_devices ( |
738 | fclose(ACFfile); |
753 | ACFfile, |
739 | return (TCL_OK); |
754 | PRINT_TYPE | PRINT_EXPAND_BUS | PRINT_NET_NAMES | PRINT_GENERIC | |
740 | } |
755 | PRINT_GROUP | PRINT_ROUTE_FLAGS | PRINT_EQUIVALENT_PINS); |
741 | } |
756 | list_alias (ACFfile); |
742 | |
757 | print_pin_renames (ACFfile); |
743 | /******************** Output an ACF file ***********************/ |
758 | fclose (ACFfile); |
744 | /* |
759 | return (TCL_OK); |
745 | @title |
760 | } |
746 | write acf <filename> |
Line 768... | Line 754... | ||
768 | @application vertical_pin |
754 | written as part of the netlist. Connections to sockets without |
769 | @text |
755 | names assigned are still written out. |
770 | Write out an 'Extended ACF' file for the entire netlist and |
756 | @end |
771 | device and net assignments. If there are any sockets with |
757 | */ |
772 | names assigned to the socket identifier (implying the socket |
758 | int WriteAcfHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
773 | contains something important) then their pinout will be |
759 | { |
774 | written as part of the netlist. Connections to sockets without |
760 | FILE * ACFfile; |
775 | names assigned are still written out. |
761 | |
776 | @end |
762 | if (argc < 1) |
777 | */ |
763 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
778 | int WriteAcfHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
764 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
779 | { |
765 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
780 | FILE *ACFfile; |
766 | if (!ACFfile) { |
781 | - | ||
782 | if (argc < 1) |
767 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
783 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
768 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
784 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
769 | } |
785 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
786 | if (!ACFfile) |
770 | else { |
787 | { |
771 | create_unrouted_list(); |
788 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
772 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE ACF"); |
789 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
773 | list_database(ACFfile,PRESERVE_JUMPERS); |
790 | } |
774 | list_jumper(ACFfile); |
791 | else |
775 | list_generic_values(ACFfile,&global_generics,0); |
792 | { |
776 | |
793 | create_unrouted_list (); |
777 | list_devices(ACFfile, |
794 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE ACF"); |
778 | PRINT_TYPE|PRINT_EXPAND_BUS| |
795 | list_database (ACFfile, PRESERVE_JUMPERS); |
779 | PRINT_GENERIC|PRINT_GROUP| |
796 | list_jumper (ACFfile); |
780 | PRINT_ROUTE_FLAGS | PRINT_EQUIVALENT_PINS); |
797 | list_generic_values (ACFfile, &global_generics, 0); |
781 | list_alias(ACFfile); |
798 | 782 | print_pin_renames(ACFfile); |
|
799 | list_devices ( |
783 | fclose(ACFfile); |
800 | ACFfile, |
784 | return (TCL_OK); |
801 | PRINT_TYPE | PRINT_EXPAND_BUS | PRINT_GENERIC | PRINT_GROUP | |
785 | } |
802 | PRINT_ROUTE_FLAGS | PRINT_EQUIVALENT_PINS); |
786 | } |
803 | list_alias (ACFfile); |
787 | /******************** Output an ACF, just net part file ***********************/ |
804 | print_pin_renames (ACFfile); |
788 | /* |
805 | fclose (ACFfile); |
789 | @title |
806 | return (TCL_OK); |
790 | write net <filename> |
807 | } |
791 | @application vertical_pcb |
808 | } |
792 | @application vertical_pin |
809 | /******************** Output an ACF, just net part file ***********************/ |
793 | @text |
810 | /* |
794 | Write out an 'Extended ACF' file for the entire netlist. In this case no socket |
811 | @title |
795 | information is printed. |
812 | write net <filename> |
796 | @end |
813 | @application vertical_pcb |
797 | */ |
814 | @application vertical_pin |
798 | |
815 | @text |
799 | int WriteNetHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
816 | Write out an 'Extended ACF' file for the entire netlist. In this case no socket |
800 | { |
817 | information is printed. |
801 | FILE * ACFfile; |
818 | @end |
802 | |
819 | */ |
803 | if (argc < 1) |
820 | 804 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
821 | int WriteNetHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
805 | |
822 | { |
806 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF (net only) file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
823 | FILE *ACFfile; |
807 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
824 | 808 | if (!ACFfile) { |
|
825 | if (argc < 1) |
- | |
826 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
809 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
827 | 810 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
828 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF (net only) file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
811 | } |
829 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
830 | if (!ACFfile) |
812 | else { |
831 | { |
813 | create_unrouted_list(); |
832 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
814 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE NET"); |
833 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
815 | list_database(ACFfile,PRESERVE_JUMPERS); |
834 | } |
816 | list_jumper(ACFfile); |
835 | else |
817 | list_devices(ACFfile, |
836 | { |
818 | PRINT_TYPE | |
837 | create_unrouted_list (); |
819 | PRINT_GENERIC|PRINT_GROUP| |
838 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE NET"); |
820 | PRINT_ROUTE_FLAGS | PRINT_EQUIVALENT_PINS| |
- | 821 | NO_PRINT_PINS); |
|
839 | list_database (ACFfile, PRESERVE_JUMPERS); |
822 | fclose(ACFfile); |
840 | list_jumper (ACFfile); |
823 | return (TCL_OK); |
841 | list_devices ( |
824 | } |
842 | ACFfile, |
825 | } |
843 | PRINT_TYPE | PRINT_GENERIC | PRINT_GROUP | PRINT_ROUTE_FLAGS | |
826 | /******************** Write Flatten command ***********************/ |
844 | PRINT_EQUIVALENT_PINS | NO_PRINT_PINS); |
827 | /* |
845 | fclose (ACFfile); |
828 | @title |
846 | return (TCL_OK); |
829 | write flatten <filename> |
847 | } |
830 | @application vertical_pcb |
Line 850... | Line 833... | ||
850 | /* |
833 | Write out an 'Extended ACF' file for the entire netlist and |
851 | @title |
834 | device and net assignments. If there are any sockets with |
852 | write flatten <filename> |
835 | names assigned to the socket identifier (implying the socket |
853 | @application vertical_pcb |
836 | contains something important) then their pinout will be |
854 | @application vertical_hdl |
837 | written as part of the netlist. Connections to sockets without |
855 | @text |
838 | names assigned are still written out. |
856 | Write out an 'Extended ACF' file for the entire netlist and |
839 | @break |
857 | device and net assignments. If there are any sockets with |
840 | In addition, all jumpers are flattened, and the joined together |
858 | names assigned to the socket identifier (implying the socket |
841 | nets created by jumpers are written out as a single wire. This is used with the |
859 | contains something important) then their pinout will be |
842 | equivalent pin connections on socket templates. |
860 | written as part of the netlist. Connections to sockets without |
843 | @end |
861 | names assigned are still written out. |
844 | */ |
862 | @break |
845 | int WriteFlattenHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
863 | In addition, all jumpers are flattened, and the joined together |
846 | { |
864 | nets created by jumpers are written out as a single wire. This is used with the |
847 | FILE * ACFfile; |
865 | equivalent pin connections on socket templates. |
848 | |
866 | @end |
849 | if (argc < 1) |
867 | */ |
850 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
868 | int WriteFlattenHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
851 | |
869 | { |
852 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing a flattened ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
870 | FILE *ACFfile; |
853 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
871 | 854 | if (!ACFfile) { |
|
872 | if (argc < 1) |
- | |
873 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
855 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
874 | 856 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
875 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing a flattened ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
857 | } |
876 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
877 | if (!ACFfile) |
858 | else { |
878 | { |
859 | create_unrouted_list(); |
879 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
860 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE FLATTEN"); |
880 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
861 | list_database(ACFfile,FLATTEN_JUMPERS); |
881 | } |
862 | fclose(ACFfile); |
882 | else |
863 | return (TCL_OK); |
883 | { |
864 | } |
884 | create_unrouted_list (); |
865 | } |
885 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE FLATTEN"); |
866 | /******************** Output an FRB file ***********************/ |
886 | list_database (ACFfile, FLATTEN_JUMPERS); |
867 | /* |
887 | fclose (ACFfile); |
868 | @title |
888 | return (TCL_OK); |
869 | write pcb <filename> |
889 | } |
870 | @application vertical_pcb |
Line 895... | Line 876... | ||
895 | @application vertical_pcb |
876 | the unique and 'useful' way this has been setup at |
896 | @text |
877 | Southampton. |
897 | Write out a "neutral architecture file" PCB netlist file for |
878 | @end |
898 | CadStar. This is hard to use properly, as Southampton Cadstar |
879 | */ |
899 | users always seem to be coming up with different netlist |
880 | int WriteFrbHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
900 | formats, and there are problems with library portability and |
881 | { |
901 | the unique and 'useful' way this has been setup at |
882 | FILE * FRBfile; |
902 | Southampton. |
883 | if (argc < 1) |
903 | @end |
884 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
904 | */ |
885 | |
905 | int WriteFrbHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
886 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an FRB file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
906 | { |
887 | FRBfile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
907 | FILE *FRBfile; |
888 | if (!FRBfile) { |
908 | if (argc < 1) |
- | |
909 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
889 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening FRB output file: <%s>\n",argv[0]); |
910 | 890 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
911 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an FRB file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
891 | } |
912 | FRBfile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
913 | if (!FRBfile) |
892 | else { |
914 | { |
893 | create_unrouted_list(); |
915 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening FRB output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
894 | produce_frb(FRBfile); |
916 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
895 | fclose(FRBfile); |
917 | } |
896 | return (TCL_OK); |
918 | else |
897 | } |
919 | { |
898 | } |
920 | create_unrouted_list (); |
899 | /******************** Output a list of templates to a file ***********************/ |
921 | produce_frb (FRBfile); |
900 | /* |
922 | fclose (FRBfile); |
901 | @title |
923 | return (TCL_OK); |
902 | write template <filename> |
924 | } |
903 | @application vertical_pin |
925 | } |
904 | @application vertical_hdl |
926 | /******************** Output a list of templates to a file ***********************/ |
905 | @text |
Line 929... | Line 908... | ||
929 | write template <filename> |
908 | which can be used to create a library of templates. |
930 | @application vertical_pin |
909 | @end |
931 | @application vertical_hdl |
910 | */ |
932 | @text |
911 | |
933 | List out all of the socket templates (alternatively these are VHDL component declarations) |
912 | int WriteTemplateHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
934 | loaded into the VERTICAL database into a file, |
913 | { |
935 | which can be used to create a library of templates. |
914 | FILE * Templatefile; |
936 | @end |
915 | |
937 | */ |
916 | if (argc < 1) |
938 | - | ||
939 | int WriteTemplateHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
- | |
940 | { |
- | |
941 | FILE *Templatefile; |
- | |
942 | - | ||
943 | if (argc < 1) |
- | |
944 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
- | |
945 | - | ||
946 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an Template file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
947 | Templatefile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
948 | if (!Templatefile) |
- | |
949 | { |
- | |
950 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening Template output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
951 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
- | |
952 | } |
917 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
953 | else |
- | |
954 | { |
918 | |
- | 919 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an Template file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
|
- | 920 | Templatefile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
|
- | 921 | if (!Templatefile) { |
|
- | 922 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening Template output file: <%s>\n",argv[0]); |
|
- | 923 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
- | 924 | } |
|
- | 925 | else { |
|
- | 926 | template_list_pins(Templatefile); |
|
- | 927 | fclose(Templatefile); |
|
- | 928 | } |
|
- | 929 | return(TCL_OK); |
|
- | 930 | } |
|
- | 931 | ||
955 | template_list_pins (Templatefile); |
932 | /************ Output a device by Name to file - expanding VHDL busses ********/ |
956 | fclose (Templatefile); |
933 | /* |
957 | } |
934 | @title |
958 | return (TCL_OK); |
935 | write fit <device> <filename> |
959 | } |
936 | @application vertical_pcb |
960 | 937 | @application vertical_pin |
|
961 | /************ Output a device by Name to file - expanding VHDL busses ********/ |
938 | @application vertical_hdl |
962 | /* |
939 | @text |
963 | @title |
940 | Write out a device socket, and expand out busses, using the VHDL declarations |
964 | write fit <device> <filename> |
941 | of the signals connected to produce the required number of pins. These databases |
965 | @application vertical_pcb |
942 | created can be used in the creation of an initial pin fit without the use of |
966 | @application vertical_pin |
943 | an FPGA fitter. |
967 | @application vertical_hdl |
944 | @break |
968 | @text |
945 | Partitioning use : If the 'chip' appears to have VHDL busses |
969 | Write out a device socket, and expand out busses, using the VHDL declarations |
946 | rather than individual wires on some of its 'pins' then these |
970 | of the signals connected to produce the required number of pins. These databases |
947 | busses will be expanded into unique signal names. This process |
Line 977... | Line 954... | ||
977 | is performed at the time of printout. A bus declared as |
954 | fred_2 : INPUT_PIN := 1_3 "STD_LOGIC" |
978 | @listing |
955 | fred_3 : INPUT_PIN := 1_4 "STD_LOGIC" |
979 | fred : in STD_LOGIC (3 DOWNTO 0) |
956 | @end |
980 | in the input acfp file will be printed out as |
957 | */ |
981 | fred_0 : INPUT_PIN := 1_1 "STD_LOGIC" |
958 | int WriteFitHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
982 | fred_1 : INPUT_PIN := 1_2 "STD_LOGIC" |
959 | { |
983 | fred_2 : INPUT_PIN := 1_3 "STD_LOGIC" |
960 | FILE * ACFfile; |
984 | fred_3 : INPUT_PIN := 1_4 "STD_LOGIC" |
961 | socket_t * skt; |
985 | @end |
962 | |
986 | */ |
963 | if (argc < 2) |
987 | int WriteFitHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
964 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
988 | { |
965 | |
989 | FILE *ACFfile; |
966 | skt = find_socket(Name,argv[0],Search,&socket_head); |
990 | socket_t *skt; |
967 | |
991 | 968 | if(!skt) { |
|
992 | if (argc < 2) |
- | |
993 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
969 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"# Cannot find socket name '%s'\n",argv[0]); |
994 | 970 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
995 | skt = find_socket (Name, argv[0], Search, &socket_head); |
971 | }; |
996 | 972 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing ACF for socket name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
|
- | 973 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
|
997 | if (!skt) |
974 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
998 | { |
975 | if (!ACFfile) { |
999 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# Cannot find socket name '%s'\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
1000 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
976 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1001 | }; |
977 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1002 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing ACF for socket name '%s' in <%s>\n", argv[0], argv[1]); |
978 | } |
1003 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1004 | if (!ACFfile) |
979 | else { |
1005 | { |
980 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1006 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
981 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE FIT"); |
1007 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
982 | print_device(ACFfile,skt, PRINT_EXPAND_BUS ); /* include pins not connected to nets */ |
1008 | } |
- | |
1009 | else |
983 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1010 | { |
984 | return (TCL_OK); |
1011 | create_unrouted_list (); |
985 | } |
1012 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE FIT"); |
986 | } |
1013 | print_device (ACFfile, skt, PRINT_EXPAND_BUS); /* include pins not connected to |
987 | |
1014 | nets */ |
988 | /******************** Output a device by ID to file ***********************/ |
1015 | fclose (ACFfile); |
989 | /* |
1016 | return (TCL_OK); |
990 | @title |
1017 | } |
991 | write identifier <chip_ident> <filename> |
Line 1031... | Line 1005... | ||
1031 | are given so that the user can detertmine which socket pins |
1005 | It is also used to help with the creation of pin definition |
1032 | are usable for making connections to the socket. That is all |
1006 | files for external connectors. |
1033 | of those that are not VCC or Ground for example. |
1007 | @end |
1034 | @break |
1008 | */ |
1035 | This format is exactly compatible with maxplus2 so it is used |
1009 | int WriteIdHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1036 | to produce the new pin assignment files for maxplus2 |
1010 | { |
1037 | It is also used to help with the creation of pin definition |
1011 | FILE * ACFfile; |
1038 | files for external connectors. |
1012 | socket_t * skt; |
1039 | @end |
1013 | |
1040 | */ |
1014 | if (argc < 2) |
1041 | int WriteIdHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1015 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1042 | { |
1016 | skt = find_socket(Ident,argv[0],Search,&socket_head); |
1043 | FILE *ACFfile; |
1017 | |
1044 | socket_t *skt; |
1018 | if(!skt) { |
1045 | - | ||
1046 | if (argc < 2) |
1019 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"# Cannot find socket id '%s'\n",argv[0]); |
1047 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1020 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1048 | skt = find_socket (Ident, argv[0], Search, &socket_head); |
1021 | }; |
1049 | 1022 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing ACF for socket id '%s' in <%s>\n", |
|
- | 1023 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
|
1050 | if (!skt) |
1024 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
1051 | { |
1025 | if (!ACFfile) { |
1052 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# Cannot find socket id '%s'\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
1053 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1026 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1054 | }; |
1027 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1055 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing ACF for socket id '%s' in <%s>\n", argv[0], argv[1]); |
1028 | } |
1056 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1057 | if (!ACFfile) |
1029 | else { |
1058 | { |
1030 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1059 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1031 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE ID"); |
1060 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1032 | print_device(ACFfile,skt,PRINT_ALL | PRINT_USABLE ); /* include pins not connected to nets */ |
1061 | } |
- | |
1062 | else |
1033 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1063 | { |
1034 | } |
1064 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1035 | return (TCL_OK); |
1065 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE ID"); |
1036 | } |
1066 | print_device (ACFfile, skt, PRINT_ALL | PRINT_USABLE); /* include pins not |
1037 | |
1067 | connected to nets */ |
1038 | /******************** Output a device by name to file ***********************/ |
1068 | fclose (ACFfile); |
1039 | /* |
1069 | } |
1040 | @title |
1070 | return (TCL_OK); |
1041 | write name <chip_name> <filename> |
Line 1078... | Line 1049... | ||
1078 | @application vertical_pin |
1049 | induvidual sockets from the netlist into separate files. |
1079 | @application vertical_hdl |
1050 | @text |
1080 | @text |
1051 | @end |
1081 | Write out device info for the named device/socket (with only |
1052 | */ |
1082 | pins that are used by routed nets). Tis is used for user |
1053 | int WriteNameHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1083 | documentation purposes and diagnostics, in separating out |
1054 | { |
1084 | induvidual sockets from the netlist into separate files. |
1055 | FILE * ACFfile; |
1085 | @text |
1056 | socket_t * skt; |
1086 | @end |
1057 | if (argc<2) |
1087 | */ |
1058 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1088 | int WriteNameHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1059 | |
1089 | { |
1060 | skt = find_socket(Name,argv[0],Search,&socket_head); |
1090 | FILE *ACFfile; |
1061 | |
1091 | socket_t *skt; |
1062 | if(!skt) { |
1092 | if (argc < 2) |
- | |
1093 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1063 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"# Cannot find socket name '%s'\n",argv[0]); |
1094 | 1064 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
1095 | skt = find_socket (Name, argv[0], Search, &socket_head); |
1065 | }; |
1096 | 1066 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing ACF for socket name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
|
- | 1067 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
|
1097 | if (!skt) |
1068 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
1098 | { |
1069 | if (!ACFfile) { |
1099 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# Cannot find socket name '%s'\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
1100 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1070 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1101 | }; |
1071 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1102 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing ACF for socket name '%s' in <%s>\n", argv[0], argv[1]); |
1072 | } |
1103 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1104 | if (!ACFfile) |
1073 | else { |
1105 | { |
1074 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1106 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1075 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME" : WRITE NAME"); |
1107 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1076 | print_device(ACFfile,skt,0); /* used pins only */ |
1108 | } |
1077 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1109 | else |
1078 | return (TCL_OK); |
1110 | { |
1079 | } ; |
1111 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1080 | } |
1112 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME " : WRITE NAME"); |
1081 | /******************** Output a partition name to file ***********************/ |
1113 | print_device (ACFfile, skt, 0); /* used pins only */ |
1082 | /* |
1114 | fclose (ACFfile); |
1083 | @title |
1115 | return (TCL_OK); |
1084 | write VHDl <new_entityname> <filename> [ <template_file> ] |
1116 | }; |
1085 | @text |
Line 1147... | Line 1116... | ||
1147 | use ieee.std_logic_1164.all; |
1116 | You will be warned if the template contains other than exactly |
1148 | use proj_std.dodgy_conversions.all; |
1117 | one $ENT$ and $ARCH$ string. |
1149 | 1118 | @end |
|
1150 | -- now an architecture -- |
1119 | */ |
1151 | $ARCH$ |
1120 | int WriteVHDLHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1152 | @text |
1121 | { |
1153 | You will be warned if the template contains other than exactly |
1122 | char * TemplateName; |
1154 | one $ENT$ and $ARCH$ string. |
1123 | FILE * VHDLfile; |
1155 | @end |
1124 | |
1156 | */ |
1125 | if (argc < 2) |
1157 | int WriteVHDLHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1126 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1158 | { |
1127 | |
1159 | char *TemplateName; |
1128 | /* template name is optional */ |
1160 | FILE *VHDLfile; |
1129 | TemplateName = NULL; |
1161 | 1130 | if(argc>2) |
|
1162 | if (argc < 2) |
1131 | TemplateName=argv[2]; |
- | 1132 | ||
1163 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1133 | |
1164 | 1134 | /* slip-up with a null pointer 17 Feb 2000 */ |
|
1165 | /* template name is optional */ |
1135 | if(TemplateName && strcmp(TemplateName,argv[0])==0) { |
1166 | TemplateName = NULL; |
- | |
1167 | if (argc > 2) |
- | |
1168 | TemplateName = argv[2]; |
- | |
1169 | 1136 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# ERROR : VHDL template file name '%s' is the same as the template file name\n", |
|
1170 | /* slip-up with a null pointer 17 Feb 2000 */ |
- | |
1171 | if (TemplateName && strcmp (TemplateName, argv[0]) == 0) |
1137 | argv[1]); |
1172 | { |
1138 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1173 | Log ( |
1139 | } |
1174 | LOG_ERROR, |
- | |
1175 | "# ERROR : VHDL template file name '%s' is the same as the template file " |
1140 | |
1176 | "name\n", |
- | |
1177 | argv[1]); |
1141 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing VHDL of partition for new entity name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1178 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
- | |
1179 | } |
1142 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
1180 | 1143 | VHDLfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
|
1181 | Log ( |
1144 | if (!VHDLfile) { |
1182 | LOG_GENERAL, |
- | |
1183 | "# producing VHDL of partition for new entity name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1145 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening VHDL output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1184 | argv[0], |
1146 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1185 | argv[1]); |
1147 | } |
1186 | VHDLfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1187 | if (!VHDLfile) |
1148 | else { /* include a template if it exists */ |
1188 | { |
1149 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1189 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening VHDL output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1150 | produce_VHDL(VHDLfile,argv[0],TemplateName); |
1190 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1151 | fclose(VHDLfile); |
1191 | } |
1152 | return (TCL_OK); |
1192 | else |
1153 | } ; |
1193 | { /* include a template if it exists */ |
1154 | } |
1194 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1155 | /******************** Output a partition name to file ***********************/ |
1195 | produce_VHDL (VHDLfile, argv[0], TemplateName); |
1156 | /* |
1196 | fclose (VHDLfile); |
1157 | @title |
1197 | return (TCL_OK); |
1158 | write VLOG <new_entityname> <filename> |
1198 | }; |
1159 | @text |
Line 1203... | Line 1164... | ||
1203 | write VLOG <new_entityname> <filename> |
1164 | the creation of large breadboards using VERTICAL to combine |
1204 | @text |
1165 | PCBs. |
1205 | This is an experimental function used primarily with Certify. |
1166 | @end |
1206 | It writes out a board level netlist Verilog (.vb) file with |
1167 | */ |
1207 | only sockets that are set as external actually instanced. This |
1168 | int WriteVLOGHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1208 | removes unnecessary clutter from the design, and allows for |
1169 | { |
1209 | the creation of large breadboards using VERTICAL to combine |
1170 | char *TemplateName; |
1210 | PCBs. |
1171 | |
1211 | @end |
1172 | FILE * VLOGfile; |
1212 | */ |
1173 | if (argc < 2) |
1213 | int WriteVLOGHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1174 | return(TCL_OK); |
1214 | { |
1175 | |
1215 | char *TemplateName; |
1176 | /* template name is optional */ |
1216 | 1177 | TemplateName = NULL; |
|
1217 | FILE *VLOGfile; |
1178 | if (argc >2) |
1218 | if (argc < 2) |
1179 | TemplateName = argv[2]; |
1219 | return (TCL_OK); |
1180 | |
1220 | 1181 | /* slip-up with a null pointer 17 Feb 2000 */ |
|
1221 | /* template name is optional */ |
1182 | if(TemplateName && strcmp(TemplateName,argv[1])==0) { |
1222 | TemplateName = NULL; |
- | |
1223 | if (argc > 2) |
- | |
1224 | TemplateName = argv[2]; |
- | |
1225 | 1183 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# ERROR : VLOG file name '%s' is the same as the template file name\n", |
|
1226 | /* slip-up with a null pointer 17 Feb 2000 */ |
1184 | argv[1]); |
1227 | if (TemplateName && strcmp (TemplateName, argv[1]) == 0) |
1185 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1228 | { |
1186 | } |
1229 | Log ( |
- | |
1230 | LOG_ERROR, |
1187 | |
1231 | "# ERROR : VLOG file name '%s' is the same as the template file name\n", |
- | |
1232 | argv[1]); |
1188 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing VLOG of partition for new entity name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1233 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
- | |
1234 | } |
1189 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
1235 | 1190 | VLOGfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
|
1236 | Log ( |
1191 | if (!VLOGfile) { |
1237 | LOG_GENERAL, |
- | |
1238 | "# producing VLOG of partition for new entity name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1192 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening VLOG output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1239 | argv[0], |
1193 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1240 | argv[1]); |
1194 | } |
1241 | VLOGfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1242 | if (!VLOGfile) |
1195 | else { /* include a template if it exists */ |
1243 | { |
1196 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1244 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening VLOG output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1197 | produce_VLOG(VLOGfile,argv[0],TemplateName); |
1245 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1198 | fclose(VLOGfile); |
1246 | } |
1199 | return (TCL_OK); |
1247 | else |
1200 | } ; |
1248 | { /* include a template if it exists */ |
1201 | } |
1249 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1202 | /******************** Write Extern command ***********************/ |
1250 | produce_VLOG (VLOGfile, argv[0], TemplateName); |
1203 | /* |
1251 | fclose (VLOGfile); |
1204 | @title |
1252 | return (TCL_OK); |
1205 | write EXTernal <filename> |
1253 | }; |
1206 | @text |
Line 1255... | Line 1208... | ||
1255 | /******************** Write Extern command ***********************/ |
1208 | Write out all sockets set as external to a file as a .acfp |
1256 | /* |
1209 | file. |
1257 | @title |
1210 | @break |
1258 | write EXTernal <filename> |
1211 | In addition a COMPONENTS block will be written |
1259 | @text |
1212 | @break |
1260 | 1213 | This is intended to provide Vertical write extern |
|
1261 | Write out all sockets set as external to a file as a .acfp |
1214 | with an explicit tie-up between the socket ID |
1262 | file. |
1215 | e.g. U1 and a device name in the socket e.g. BusChip or whatever. For example: |
1263 | @break |
1216 | @listing |
1264 | In addition a COMPONENTS block will be written |
1217 | COMPONENTS |
1265 | @break |
1218 | BEGIN |
1266 | This is intended to provide Vertical write extern |
1219 | U1 : BusChip EPM7234 "" ; |
1267 | with an explicit tie-up between the socket ID |
1220 | END; |
1268 | e.g. U1 and a device name in the socket e.g. BusChip or whatever. For example: |
1221 | @text |
1269 | @listing |
1222 | @break |
1270 | COMPONENTS |
1223 | In fact in many cases where write ext is used, the contents of socket U1 will be known as device name U1. |
1271 | BEGIN |
- | |
1272 | U1 : BusChip EPM7234 "" ; |
1224 | @break |
1273 | END; |
1225 | @listing |
1274 | @text |
1226 | COMPONENTS |
1275 | @break |
1227 | BEGIN |
1276 | In fact in many cases where write ext is used, the contents of socket U1 will be known as |
1228 | U1 : U1 EPM7234 "" ; |
1277 | device name U1. |
1229 | END; |
1278 | @break |
1230 | @text |
1279 | @listing |
1231 | Without this info, the tool cannot locate sockets by name using the chip identifier |
1280 | COMPONENTS |
1232 | as ACF files do not contain the chip identifier, only the chip name. |
Line 1283... | Line 1235... | ||
1283 | END; |
1235 | |
1284 | @text |
1236 | (see set external command) |
1285 | Without this info, the tool cannot locate sockets by name using the chip identifier |
1237 | @end |
1286 | as ACF files do not contain the chip identifier, only the chip name. |
1238 | */ |
1287 | @break |
1239 | int WriteExternHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1288 | 1240 | { |
|
1289 | 1241 | FILE * ACFfile; |
|
1290 | (see set external command) |
1242 | |
1291 | @end |
1243 | if (argc < 1) |
1292 | */ |
1244 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1293 | int WriteExternHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1245 | |
1294 | { |
1246 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1295 | FILE *ACFfile; |
1247 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
1296 | 1248 | if (!ACFfile) { |
|
1297 | if (argc < 1) |
- | |
1298 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1249 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1299 | 1250 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
1300 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1251 | } |
1301 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for reading */ |
- | |
1302 | if (!ACFfile) |
1252 | else { |
1303 | { |
1253 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1304 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1254 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE EXTERN"); |
1305 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1255 | list_extern_sockets(ACFfile); |
1306 | } |
1256 | list_extern_devices(ACFfile); |
1307 | else |
1257 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1308 | { |
1258 | return (TCL_OK); |
1309 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1259 | } |
1310 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE EXTERN"); |
1260 | } |
1311 | list_extern_sockets (ACFfile); |
1261 | /******************** Output a device pin assignments as Xilinx Virtex UCF format ***********************/ |
1312 | list_extern_devices (ACFfile); |
- | |
1313 | fclose (ACFfile); |
1262 | /* |
1314 | return (TCL_OK); |
1263 | @title |
1315 | } |
1264 | write UCF <chip_ident> <filename> |
1316 | } |
1265 | @application vertical_pcb |
1317 | /******************** Output a device pin assignments as Xilinx Virtex UCF format |
1266 | @application vertical_pin |
1318 | * ***********************/ |
1267 | @application vertical_hdl |
1319 | /* |
1268 | @text |
1320 | @title |
1269 | Write out device info as a Xilinx Alliance (Virtex etc) UCF, naming socket |
1321 | write UCF <chip_ident> <filename> |
1270 | by ident e.g. U1 or U2 . All pins that |
1322 | @application vertical_pcb |
1271 | are known either on routed nets or unrouted nets will be |
1323 | @application vertical_pin |
1272 | listed. The names of the routed nets attached to the chip pins |
1324 | @application vertical_hdl |
1273 | are given so that the user can detertmine which socket pins |
1325 | @text |
1274 | are usable for making connections to the socket. That is all |
Line 1328... | Line 1277... | ||
1328 | are known either on routed nets or unrouted nets will be |
1277 | This format is exactly compatible with Xilinx Alliance so it is used |
1329 | listed. The names of the routed nets attached to the chip pins |
1278 | to produce the new pin assignment files for Xilinx Alliance |
1330 | are given so that the user can detertmine which socket pins |
1279 | @end |
1331 | are usable for making connections to the socket. That is all |
1280 | */ |
1332 | of those that are not VCC or Ground for example. |
1281 | int WriteUCFHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1333 | @break |
1282 | { |
1334 | This format is exactly compatible with Xilinx Alliance so it is used |
1283 | FILE * UCFfile; |
1335 | to produce the new pin assignment files for Xilinx Alliance |
1284 | socket_t * skt; |
1336 | @end |
1285 | |
1337 | */ |
1286 | if (argc < 2) |
1338 | int WriteUCFHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1287 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1339 | { |
1288 | skt = find_socket(Ident,argv[0],Search,&socket_head); |
1340 | FILE *UCFfile; |
1289 | |
1341 | socket_t *skt; |
1290 | if(!skt) { |
1342 | - | ||
1343 | if (argc < 2) |
1291 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"# Cannot find socket id '%s'\n",argv[0]); |
1344 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1292 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1345 | skt = find_socket (Ident, argv[0], Search, &socket_head); |
1293 | }; |
1346 | 1294 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing UCF for socket id '%s' in <%s>\n", |
|
- | 1295 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
|
1347 | if (!skt) |
1296 | UCFfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
1348 | { |
1297 | if (!UCFfile) { |
1349 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# Cannot find socket id '%s'\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
1350 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1298 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening UCF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1351 | }; |
1299 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1352 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing UCF for socket id '%s' in <%s>\n", argv[0], argv[1]); |
1300 | } |
1353 | UCFfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1354 | if (!UCFfile) |
1301 | else { |
1355 | { |
1302 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1356 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening UCF output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1303 | print_UCF_instance(UCFfile,skt,PRINT_ALL | PRINT_USABLE ); /* include pins not connected to nets */ |
1357 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
- | |
1358 | } |
- | |
1359 | else |
1304 | fclose(UCFfile); |
1360 | { |
1305 | return (TCL_OK); |
1361 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1306 | } |
1362 | print_UCF_instance (UCFfile, skt, PRINT_ALL | PRINT_USABLE); /* include pins |
1307 | } |
1363 | not connected |
1308 | |
1364 | to nets */ |
1309 | /******************** Write Sockets command ***********************/ |
1365 | fclose (UCFfile); |
1310 | /* |
1366 | return (TCL_OK); |
1311 | @title |
1367 | } |
1312 | write SOCkets <filename> |
1368 | } |
1313 | @text |
1369 | 1314 | Write out all sockets to a file as a .acfp |
|
1370 | /******************** Write Sockets command ***********************/ |
1315 | file. |
1371 | /* |
1316 | @end |
1372 | @title |
1317 | */ |
1373 | write SOCkets <filename> |
1318 | int WriteSocketHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1374 | @text |
1319 | { |
1375 | Write out all sockets to a file as a .acfp |
1320 | FILE * ACFfile; |
1376 | file. |
1321 | |
1377 | @end |
1322 | if (argc < 2) |
1378 | */ |
1323 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1379 | int WriteSocketHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1324 | |
1380 | { |
1325 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1381 | FILE *ACFfile; |
1326 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for write*/ |
1382 | 1327 | if (!ACFfile) { |
|
1383 | if (argc < 2) |
- | |
1384 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1328 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1385 | 1329 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
1386 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# producing an ACF file <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1330 | } |
1387 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[0], "w"); /* open text file for write*/ |
- | |
1388 | if (!ACFfile) |
1331 | else { |
1389 | { |
1332 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1390 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF output file: <%s>\n", argv[0]); |
1333 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME": WRITE SOCKETS"); |
1391 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1334 | list_components(ACFfile); |
1392 | } |
1335 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1393 | else |
1336 | return (TCL_OK); |
1394 | { |
1337 | } |
1395 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1338 | } |
1396 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME ": WRITE SOCKETS"); |
1339 | |
1397 | list_components (ACFfile); |
1340 | /******************** Output a device by name to file ***********************/ |
1398 | fclose (ACFfile); |
1341 | /* |
1399 | return (TCL_OK); |
1342 | @title |
1400 | } |
1343 | write PAR_acf <new_entityname> <filename> |
Line 1407... | Line 1350... | ||
1407 | @text |
1350 | partitioned pieces of the design back into a new toplevel |
1408 | Write out partition entity as Extended ACF so that it may be |
1351 | entitiy that may be simulated. |
1409 | read in as a description of the ports of the top level of a |
1352 | @end |
1410 | partitiion, in conjunction with the extended ACF files for |
1353 | */ |
1411 | the other partitions in the system. |
1354 | int WriteParACFHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1412 | This then allows the connection together of all of the |
1355 | { |
1413 | partitioned pieces of the design back into a new toplevel |
1356 | FILE * Parfile; |
1414 | entitiy that may be simulated. |
1357 | if (argc < 2) |
1415 | @end |
1358 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1416 | */ |
1359 | |
1417 | int WriteParACFHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1360 | |
1418 | { |
- | |
1419 | FILE *Parfile; |
1361 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing Extended ACF of partition for new entity name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1420 | if (argc < 2) |
- | |
1421 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1362 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
1422 | 1363 | Parfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
|
1423 | Log ( |
1364 | if (!Parfile) { |
1424 | LOG_GENERAL, |
- | |
1425 | "# producing Extended ACF of partition for new entity name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1365 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF+ output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1426 | argv[0], |
1366 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1427 | argv[1]); |
1367 | } |
1428 | Parfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1429 | if (!Parfile) |
1368 | else { |
1430 | { |
1369 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1431 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening ACF+ output file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1370 | print_header(Parfile,TOOL_NAME" : WRITE PAR_ACF"); |
1432 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1371 | print_ACF_entity(Parfile,argv[0]); |
1433 | } |
1372 | fclose(Parfile); |
1434 | else |
1373 | return (TCL_OK); |
1435 | { |
1374 | } ; |
- | 1375 | } |
|
1436 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1376 | |
1437 | print_header (Parfile, TOOL_NAME " : WRITE PAR_ACF"); |
1377 | |
1438 | print_ACF_entity (Parfile, argv[0]); |
1378 | /******************** Output a device by name to Quartus pinfit file ***********************/ |
1439 | fclose (Parfile); |
1379 | /* |
1440 | return (TCL_OK); |
1380 | @title |
1441 | }; |
1381 | write quartus <chip_name> <filename> |
1442 | } |
1382 | @text |
1443 | 1383 | Writes out a Quartus .pin pin assignment file with reserved pins and recommended tiedown pins. |
|
1444 | /******************** Output a device by name to Quartus pinfit file ***********************/ |
1384 | @end |
1445 | /* |
1385 | */ |
1446 | @title |
1386 | int WriteQuartusPinfitHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1447 | write quartus <chip_name> <filename> |
1387 | { |
1448 | @text |
1388 | FILE * ACFfile; |
1449 | Writes out a Quartus .pin pin assignment file with reserved pins and recommended tiedown pins. |
1389 | socket_t * skt; |
1450 | @end |
1390 | if (argc<2) |
1451 | */ |
1391 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1452 | int WriteQuartusPinfitHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1392 | |
1453 | { |
1393 | skt = find_socket(Name,argv[0],Search,&socket_head); |
1454 | FILE *ACFfile; |
1394 | |
1455 | socket_t *skt; |
1395 | if(!skt) { |
1456 | if (argc < 2) |
- | |
1457 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1396 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"# Cannot find socket name '%s'\n",argv[0]); |
1458 | 1397 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
|
1459 | skt = find_socket (Name, argv[0], Search, &socket_head); |
1398 | }; |
1460 | - | ||
1461 | if (!skt) |
- | |
1462 | { |
1399 | Log(LOG_GENERAL, "# producing Quartus pinfit for socket name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1463 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "# Cannot find socket name '%s'\n", argv[0]); |
- | |
1464 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1400 | argv[0],argv[1]); |
1465 | }; |
1401 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
1466 | Log ( |
1402 | if (!ACFfile) { |
1467 | LOG_GENERAL, |
- | |
1468 | "# producing Quartus pinfit for socket name '%s' in <%s>\n", |
1403 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening Quartus pinfit file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1469 | argv[0], |
1404 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1470 | argv[1]); |
1405 | } |
1471 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[1], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
- | |
1472 | if (!ACFfile) |
1406 | else { |
1473 | { |
1407 | create_unrouted_list(); |
1474 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening Quartus pinfit file: <%s>\n", argv[1]); |
1408 | print_header(ACFfile,TOOL_NAME" : WRITE QUARTUS"); |
1475 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1409 | print_quartus_pinfit(ACFfile,skt,0); /* used pins only */ |
1476 | } |
1410 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1477 | else |
1411 | return (TCL_OK); |
1478 | { |
1412 | } ; |
1479 | create_unrouted_list (); |
1413 | } |
1480 | print_header (ACFfile, TOOL_NAME " : WRITE QUARTUS"); |
1414 | |
1481 | print_quartus_pinfit (ACFfile, skt, 0); /* used pins only */ |
1415 | /******************** Write PinList *************************/ |
1482 | fclose (ACFfile); |
1416 | /* |
1483 | return (TCL_OK); |
1417 | @title |
1484 | }; |
1418 | write pinlist <socket_id*> <chip_id> [ <filename> ] |
1485 | } |
1419 | @text |
1486 | 1420 | Writes out a pinlist for the connections of socket(s) to an fpga. This is written to a file as HTML. |
|
1487 | /******************** Write PinList *************************/ |
1421 | It also writes the pin index created by the 'bundle' command if this has been used on a socket. |
1488 | /* |
- | |
1489 | @title |
1422 | @break |
1490 | write pinlist <socket_id*> <chip_id> [ <filename> ] |
1423 | This command is extremely useful for checking pin assignments |
1491 | @text |
1424 | @listing |
1492 | Writes out a pinlist for the connections of socket(s) to an fpga. This is written to a file as |
1425 | write fit x.*_a u1_a u1_a.html |
1493 | HTML. It also writes the pin index created by the 'bundle' command if this has been used on a |
1426 | @text |
1494 | socket. |
1427 | This lists all of the pinouts of connectors 'x' on board '_a' which are |
1495 | @break |
1428 | connected to 'u1_a'. |
1496 | This command is extremely useful for checking pin assignments |
1429 | @end |
1497 | @listing |
1430 | */ |
1498 | write fit x.*_a u1_a u1_a.html |
1431 | |
1499 | @text |
1432 | int WritePinlistHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1500 | This lists all of the pinouts of connectors 'x' on board '_a' which are |
1433 | { |
1501 | connected to 'u1_a'. |
1434 | FILE * ACFfile; |
1502 | @end |
1435 | if (argc<2) |
1503 | */ |
1436 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1504 | 1437 | if (argc>2) |
|
1505 | int WritePinlistHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1438 | ACFfile = trap_fopen(argv[2], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
1506 | { |
1439 | else |
1507 | FILE *ACFfile; |
1440 | ACFfile = stdout; |
1508 | if (argc < 2) |
1441 | |
1509 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1442 | if (!ACFfile) { |
1510 | if (argc > 2) |
- | |
1511 | ACFfile = trap_fopen (argv[2], "w"); /* open text file for writing */ |
1443 | Log(LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening Pinlist file: <%s>\n", argv[2]); |
1512 | else |
1444 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1513 | ACFfile = stdout; |
1445 | } |
1514 | 1446 | else |
|
1515 | if (!ACFfile) |
1447 | { |
1516 | { |
1448 | list_intersection(ACFfile,argv[0], argv[1]) ; |
1517 | Log (LOG_ERROR, "# Error opening Pinlist file: <%s>\n", argv[2]); |
1449 | if(ACFfile!=stdout) |
1518 | return (TCL_ERROR); |
1450 | { |
1519 | } |
1451 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1520 | else |
1452 | } |
1521 | { |
1453 | } |
1522 | list_intersection (ACFfile, argv[0], argv[1]); |
1454 | if(ACFfile!=stdout) |
1523 | if (ACFfile != stdout) |
1455 | { |
1524 | { |
1456 | fclose(ACFfile); |
1525 | fclose (ACFfile); |
1457 | } |
1526 | } |
1458 | return TCL_OK; |
- | 1459 | } ; |
|
1527 | } |
1460 | |
1528 | if (ACFfile != stdout) |
1461 | |
1529 | { |
1462 | /******************** Write xxx Menu ***********************/ |
1530 | fclose (ACFfile); |
1463 | |
1531 | } |
1464 | CommandMenu WriteMenu = { |
1532 | return TCL_OK; |
1465 | {"acf", 3, WriteAcfHandler,NULL, |
1533 | }; |
- | |
1534 | 1466 | "Write out an 'Extended ACF' file", |
|
1535 | /******************** Write xxx Menu ***********************/ |
1467 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
1536 | - | ||
1537 | CommandMenu const WriteMenu = { |
1468 | {"connected", 3, WriteConnectedHandler,NULL, |
1538 | {"acf", |
- | |
1539 | 3, |
1469 | "Write out an 'Extended ACF' file, with all connected pins", |
1540 | WriteAcfHandler, NULL, "Write out an 'Extended ACF' file", "<filename>", NULL}, |
1470 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
1541 | {"connected", |
- | |
1542 | 3, |
- | |
1543 | WriteConnectedHandler, |
- | |
1544 | NULL, |
1471 | {"net", 3, WriteNetHandler,NULL, |
1545 | "Write out an 'Extended ACF' file, with all connected pins", |
- | |
1546 | "<filename>", |
1472 | "Write out an 'Extended ACF' file, just the netlist part", |
1547 | NULL}, |
1473 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
1548 | {"net", |
- | |
1549 | 3, |
- | |
1550 | WriteNetHandler, |
- | |
1551 | NULL, |
1474 | {"pcb", 3, WriteFrbHandler,NULL, |
1552 | "Write out an 'Extended ACF' file, just the netlist part", |
- | |
1553 | "<filename>", |
1475 | "Write out an 'FRB' PCB netlist file", |
1554 | NULL}, |
1476 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
1555 | {"pcb", |
- | |
1556 | 3, |
- | |
1557 | WriteFrbHandler, |
- | |
1558 | NULL, |
1477 | {"pinlist",2, WritePinlistHandler,NULL, |
1559 | "Write out an 'FRB' PCB netlist file", |
- | |
1560 | "<filename>", |
1478 | "Write out Pin list for socket crossreferenced to FPGA", |
1561 | NULL}, |
1479 | "<socket ident> <fpga ident> <filename>",NULL}, |
1562 | {"pinlist", |
- | |
1563 | 2, |
1480 | |
1564 | WritePinlistHandler, |
- | |
1565 | NULL, |
- | |
1566 | "Write out Pin list for socket crossreferenced to FPGA", |
1481 | {"identifier",2, WriteIdHandler,NULL, |
1567 | "<socket ident> <fpga ident> <filename>", |
- | |
1568 | NULL}, |
1482 | "Write out device info by ident. (with all pins)", |
1569 | 1483 | "<ident> <filename>",NULL}, |
|
1570 | {"identifier", |
- | |
1571 | 2, |
- | |
1572 | WriteIdHandler, |
- | |
1573 | NULL, |
1484 | {"name", 3, WriteNameHandler,NULL, |
1574 | "Write out device info by ident. (with all pins)", |
- | |
1575 | "<ident> <filename>", |
1485 | "Write out device info by Name (with used pins)", |
1576 | NULL}, |
1486 | "<name> <filename>",NULL}, |
1577 | {"name", |
- | |
1578 | 3, |
- | |
1579 | WriteNameHandler, |
- | |
1580 | NULL, |
1487 | {"fit", 3, WriteFitHandler,NULL, |
1581 | "Write out device info by Name (with used pins)", |
- | |
1582 | "<name> <filename>", |
1488 | "Write out device info by Name (with Expanded VHDL busses)", |
1583 | NULL}, |
1489 | "<name> <filename>",NULL}, |
1584 | {"fit", |
- | |
1585 | 3, |
- | |
1586 | WriteFitHandler, |
- | |
1587 | NULL, |
1490 | {"flatten", 3, WriteFlattenHandler,NULL, |
1588 | "Write out device info by Name (with Expanded VHDL busses)", |
- | |
1589 | "<name> <filename>", |
1491 | "Write out Flattened (no jumpers) netlist", |
1590 | NULL}, |
1492 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
1591 | {"flatten", |
- | |
1592 | 3, |
- | |
1593 | WriteFlattenHandler, |
- | |
1594 | NULL, |
1493 | {"extern", 3, WriteExternHandler,NULL, |
1595 | "Write out Flattened (no jumpers) netlist", |
- | |
1596 | "<filename>", |
1494 | "Write sockets with external connection flags set ", |
1597 | NULL}, |
1495 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
1598 | {"extern", |
- | |
1599 | 3, |
- | |
1600 | WriteExternHandler, |
- | |
1601 | NULL, |
1496 | {"quartus", 3, WriteQuartusPinfitHandler,NULL, |
1602 | "Write sockets with external connection flags set ", |
- | |
1603 | "<filename>", |
1497 | "Write Quartus pinfit file", |
1604 | NULL}, |
1498 | "<name> <filename>",NULL}, |
1605 | {"quartus", |
1499 | {"sockets", 3, WriteSocketHandler,NULL, |
1606 | 3, |
1500 | "Write socket list to file ", |
- | 1501 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
|
1607 | WriteQuartusPinfitHandler, |
1502 | {"template", 3, WriteTemplateHandler,NULL, |
1608 | NULL, |
1503 | "Write socket templates", |
1609 | "Write Quartus pinfit file", |
1504 | "<filename>",NULL}, |
1610 | "<name> <filename>", |
1505 | {"ucf", 3, WriteUCFHandler,NULL, |
1611 | NULL}, |
- | |
1612 | {"sockets", 3, WriteSocketHandler, NULL, "Write socket list to file ", "<filename>", NULL}, |
1506 | "Write Xilinx User configuration pin assignments", |
1613 | {"template", 3, WriteTemplateHandler, NULL, "Write socket templates", "<filename>", NULL}, |
1507 | "<ident> <filename>",NULL}, |
1614 | {"ucf", |
- | |
1615 | 3, |
- | |
1616 | WriteUCFHandler, |
- | |
1617 | NULL, |
1508 | {"vhdl", 3, WriteVHDLHandler,NULL, |
1618 | "Write Xilinx User configuration pin assignments", |
- | |
1619 | "<ident> <filename>", |
1509 | "Write out partition as VHDL", |
1620 | NULL}, |
1510 | "<new_entityname> <filename> [<template VHDL>]",NULL}, |
1621 | {"vhdl", |
- | |
1622 | 3, |
- | |
1623 | WriteVHDLHandler, |
- | |
1624 | NULL, |
1511 | {"vlog", 3, WriteVLOGHandler,NULL, |
1625 | "Write out partition as VHDL", |
- | |
1626 | "<new_entityname> <filename> [<template VHDL>]", |
1512 | "Write out partition as Verilog", |
1627 | NULL}, |
1513 | "<new_entityname> <filename> [<template Verilog>]",NULL}, |
1628 | {"vlog", |
- | |
1629 | 3, |
- | |
1630 | WriteVLOGHandler, |
- | |
1631 | NULL, |
1514 | {"par_acf", 3, WriteParACFHandler,NULL, |
1632 | "Write out partition as Verilog", |
- | |
1633 | "<new_entityname> <filename> [<template Verilog>]", |
1515 | "Write out partition entity as Extended ACF", |
1634 | NULL}, |
1516 | "<new_entityname> <filename>",NULL}, |
1635 | {"par_acf", |
- | |
1636 | 3, |
1517 | { NULL,0, NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL } , |
- | 1518 | ||
- | 1519 | }; |
|
- | 1520 | ||
1637 | WriteParACFHandler, |
1521 | |
1638 | NULL, |
- | |
1639 | "Write out partition entity as Extended ACF", |
1522 | |
1640 | "<new_entityname> <filename>", |
1523 | /*********************** List components Command ***************************/ |
1641 | NULL}, |
1524 | /* this lists all of the sockets to standard output */ |
1642 | {NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL}, |
1525 | /* |
1643 | 1526 | @title |
|
1644 | }; |
1527 | list SOCkets |
1645 | 1528 | @text |
|
1646 | /*********************** List components Command ***************************/ |
1529 | List all of the known components in acfp form to standard output |
1647 | /* this lists all of the sockets to standard output */ |
1530 | @end |
1648 | /* |
1531 | */ |
1649 | @title |
1532 | int ListSktHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1650 | list SOCkets |
1533 | { |
1651 | @text |
1534 | list_components(stdout); |
1652 | List all of the known components in acfp form to standard output |
1535 | return(TCL_OK); |
1653 | @end |
1536 | } |
1654 | */ |
1537 | /*********************** List components Command ***************************/ |
1655 | int ListSktHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1538 | /* this lists all of the sockets to standard output */ |
1656 | { |
1539 | /* |
1657 | list_components (stdout); |
1540 | @title |
Line 1659... | Line 1542... | ||
1659 | } |
1542 | @text |
1660 | /*********************** List components Command ***************************/ |
1543 | List all of the pin renames in ACFP form to standard output |
1661 | /* this lists all of the sockets to standard output */ |
1544 | @end |
1662 | /* |
1545 | */ |
1663 | @title |
1546 | |
1664 | list RENames |
1547 | int ListRenamesHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1665 | @text |
1548 | { |
1666 | List all of the pin renames in ACFP form to standard output |
1549 | print_pin_renames(stdout); |
1667 | @end |
1550 | return(TCL_OK); |
1668 | */ |
1551 | } |
1669 | 1552 | /*********************** List joins Command ***************************/ |
|
1670 | int ListRenamesHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1553 | /* this lists all of the joins to standard output */ |
1671 | { |
1554 | /* |
1672 | print_pin_renames (stdout); |
1555 | @title |
Line 1674... | Line 1557... | ||
1674 | } |
1557 | @text |
1675 | /*********************** List joins Command ***************************/ |
1558 | List all of the netlist joins (jumpers and aliases) in ACFP form to standard output |
1676 | /* this lists all of the joins to standard output */ |
1559 | @end |
1677 | /* |
1560 | */ |
1678 | @title |
1561 | |
- | 1562 | ||
1679 | list JOIn |
1563 | int ListJoinHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1680 | @text |
1564 | { |
1681 | List all of the netlist joins (jumpers and aliases) in ACFP form to standard output |
1565 | list_joined(stdout); |
1682 | @end |
1566 | return(TCL_OK); |
1683 | */ |
1567 | } |
1684 | 1568 | /*********************** List partition Command ***************************/ |
|
1685 | int ListJoinHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1569 | /* this lists all of the joins to standard output */ |
1686 | { |
1570 | /* |
1687 | list_joined (stdout); |
1571 | @title |
Line 1690... | Line 1574... | ||
1690 | /*********************** List partition Command ***************************/ |
1574 | List out to standard output all of the entities currently selected to to combine |
1691 | /* this lists all of the joins to standard output */ |
1575 | in the top level entitiy when the partition is created |
1692 | /* |
1576 | @end |
1693 | @title |
1577 | */ |
1694 | list PARtition |
1578 | |
1695 | @text |
1579 | int ListPartHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1696 | List out to standard output all of the entities currently selected to to combine |
1580 | { |
1697 | in the top level entitiy when the partition is created |
1581 | list_partition(stdout); |
1698 | @end |
1582 | return(TCL_OK); |
1699 | */ |
1583 | } |
1700 | 1584 | ||
1701 | int ListPartHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1585 | /*********************** List xref Command ***************************/ |
1702 | { |
1586 | /* this lists all of the links from one socket to another |
1703 | list_partition (stdout); |
1587 | to standard output */ |
Line 1750... | Line 1634... | ||
1750 | calculated via interpretation of the array range given in the |
1634 | wire or an array of discrete wires given as separate signals |
1751 | component entity declaration e.g. std_ulogic_vector ( 6 |
1635 | in any case. |
1752 | downto 0 ) will be seen as 7 wires when doing a partition, and |
1636 | @end |
1753 | when the list xref command is given. |
1637 | */ |
1754 | @break |
1638 | |
- | 1639 | ||
1755 | After partition and synthesis all signals become one physical |
1640 | int ListXrefHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1756 | wire or an array of discrete wires given as separate signals |
1641 | { |
1757 | in any case. |
1642 | char * SocketName; |
1758 | @end |
1643 | SocketName = NULL; /* no names given, pass null pointer down */ |
1759 | */ |
1644 | if (argc >0) |
1760 | 1645 | SocketName = argv[0]; |
|
1761 | int ListXrefHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1646 | count_paths(SocketName); |
1762 | { |
1647 | return(TCL_OK); |
1763 | char *SocketName; |
1648 | } |
1764 | SocketName = NULL; /* no names given, pass null pointer down */ |
1649 | /*********************** List Templates Command ***************************/ |
1765 | if (argc > 0) |
1650 | /* this lists all of the available socket templates */ |
1766 | SocketName = argv[0]; |
1651 | /* |
1767 | count_paths (SocketName); |
1652 | @title |
Line 1769... | Line 1654... | ||
1769 | } |
1654 | @text |
1770 | /*********************** List Templates Command ***************************/ |
1655 | List out all of the CHIP pin templates (or VHDL components) that are available (the |
1771 | /* this lists all of the available socket templates */ |
1656 | device types) |
1772 | /* |
1657 | @end |
1773 | @title |
1658 | */ |
1774 | list TEMplates |
1659 | int ListTemplHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1775 | @text |
1660 | { |
1776 | List out all of the CHIP pin templates (or VHDL components) that are available (the |
1661 | template_list(); |
1777 | device types) |
1662 | return(TCL_OK); |
1778 | @end |
1663 | } |
1779 | */ |
1664 | /*********************** List Generic Command ***************************/ |
1780 | int ListTemplHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1665 | /* this lists all of the global generic values */ |
1781 | { |
1666 | /* |
1782 | template_list (); |
1667 | @title |
1783 | return (TCL_OK); |
1668 | list GENerics |
1784 | } |
1669 | @text |
1785 | /*********************** List Generic Command ***************************/ |
1670 | List out all of the generics (variables) |
1786 | /* this lists all of the global generic values */ |
1671 | @end |
1787 | /* |
1672 | */ |
1788 | @title |
1673 | int ListGenericHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1789 | list GENerics |
1674 | { |
1790 | @text |
1675 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"-- partition generics\n"); |
1791 | List out all of the generics (variables) |
1676 | list_generic_values(stdout,&partition_generics,0); |
1792 | @end |
1677 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"-- global generics\n"); |
1793 | */ |
1678 | list_generic_values(stdout,&global_generics,0); |
1794 | int ListGenericHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1679 | return(TCL_OK); |
1795 | { |
1680 | } |
1796 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "-- partition generics\n"); |
1681 | /*********************** List Unrouted Command ***************************/ |
1797 | list_generic_values (stdout, &partition_generics, 0); |
1682 | /* this lists all of the unrouted nets */ |
1798 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "-- global generics\n"); |
1683 | /* |
1799 | list_generic_values (stdout, &global_generics, 0); |
1684 | @title |
1800 | return (TCL_OK); |
1685 | list UNRouted |
1801 | } |
1686 | @text |
1802 | /*********************** List Unrouted Command ***************************/ |
1687 | List out all of the currently unrouted nets. Use after ROUTE command to highlight those nets still not |
1803 | /* this lists all of the unrouted nets */ |
1688 | routed. |
1804 | /* |
1689 | @end |
1805 | @title |
1690 | */ |
1806 | list UNRouted |
1691 | int ListUnroutedHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1807 | @text |
1692 | { |
1808 | List out all of the currently unrouted nets. Use after ROUTE command to highlight those nets |
1693 | if(unrouted_list) { |
1809 | still not routed. |
- | |
1810 | @end |
1694 | fprintf(stdout,"-- Unrouted nets follow --\n"); |
1811 | */ |
1695 | list_nets(stdout,unrouted_list,0); |
1812 | int ListUnroutedHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1696 | } |
1813 | { |
1697 | else |
1814 | if (unrouted_list) |
1698 | fprintf(stdout,"-- Currently no unrouted nets --\n"); |
1815 | { |
1699 | |
1816 | fprintf (stdout, "-- Unrouted nets follow --\n"); |
1700 | return(TCL_OK); |
1817 | list_nets (stdout, unrouted_list, 0); |
1701 | } |
1818 | } |
1702 | |
1819 | else |
1703 | /*********************** List Net Command ***************************/ |
1820 | fprintf (stdout, "-- Currently no unrouted nets --\n"); |
1704 | /* this lists all of the nodes on the named net */ |
1821 | 1705 | /* |
|
1822 | return (TCL_OK); |
1706 | @title |
1823 | } |
1707 | list NET <netname> |
1824 | 1708 | @text |
|
1825 | /*********************** List Net Command ***************************/ |
1709 | Locates the named net, informs of which netlist it is found on, and then gives the node list of the net (devices visited). |
1826 | /* this lists all of the nodes on the named net */ |
- | |
1827 | /* |
1710 | @end |
1828 | @title |
1711 | */ |
1829 | list NET <netname> |
1712 | |
1830 | @text |
1713 | int ListNetHandler(ET_TCLARGS) { |
- | 1714 | net_t * Net; |
|
- | 1715 | if(argc > 0) { |
|
1831 | Locates the named net, informs of which netlist it is found on, and then gives the node list of |
1716 | |
1832 | the net (devices visited). |
1717 | Net = find_net(&named_list, |
1833 | @end |
1718 | Name, |
1834 | */ |
1719 | argv[0], |
1835 | 1720 | Search); |
|
1836 | int ListNetHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1721 | if(Net) |
1837 | { |
1722 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"-- Net on named list\n"); |
- | 1723 | else { |
|
1838 | net_t *Net; |
1724 | Net = find_net(&routed_list, |
1839 | if (argc > 0) |
1725 | Name, |
1840 | { |
1726 | argv[0], |
1841 | Net = find_net (&named_list, Name, argv[0], Search); |
1727 | Search); |
- | 1728 | if(Net) |
|
1842 | if (Net) |
1729 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"-- Net on routed list\n"); |
- | 1730 | else { |
|
- | 1731 | Net = find_net(&unrouted_list, |
|
1843 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "-- Net on named list\n"); |
1732 | Name, |
1844 | else |
1733 | argv[0], |
1845 | { |
1734 | Search); |
1846 | Net = find_net (&routed_list, Name, argv[0], Search); |
1735 | if(Net) |
1847 | if (Net) |
1736 | Log(LOG_GENERAL,"-- Net on unrouted list\n"); |
1848 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "-- Net on routed list\n"); |
1737 | |
1849 | else |
1738 | } |
- | 1739 | } |
|
1850 | { |
1740 | if(Net) |
1851 | Net = find_net (&unrouted_list, Name, argv[0], Search); |
1741 | list_net_structure(stdout, Net,Net,0,0); |
1852 | if (Net) |
1742 | }; |
1853 | Log (LOG_GENERAL, "-- Net on unrouted list\n"); |
1743 | return(TCL_OK); |
- | 1744 | } |
|
- | 1745 | ||
1854 | } |
1746 | |
1855 | } |
1747 | |
1856 | if (Net) |
1748 | /*********************** List Command ***************************/ |
1857 | list_net_structure (stdout, Net, Net, 0, 0); |
1749 | |
1858 | }; |
1750 | CommandMenu ListMenu= { |
1859 | return (TCL_OK); |
1751 | {"sockets", 3, ListSktHandler,NULL, |
- | 1752 | "List all known sockets", |
|
- | 1753 | "",NULL}, |
|
1860 | } |
1754 | {"joined", 3, ListJoinHandler,NULL, |
- | 1755 | "List all joined nets", |
|
- | 1756 | "",NULL}, |
|
- | 1757 | {"xref", 3, ListXrefHandler,NULL, |
|
- | 1758 | "List cross reference", |
|
1861 | 1759 | "<socket_name>",NULL}, |
|
1862 | /*********************** List Command ***************************/ |
1760 | |
1863 | 1761 | {"partition", 3, ListPartHandler,NULL, |
|
- | 1762 | "List current partition", |
|
- | 1763 | "",NULL}, |
|
1864 | CommandMenu const ListMenu = { |
1764 | {"templates", 3, ListTemplHandler,NULL, |
- | 1765 | "List IC templates", |
|
- | 1766 | "",NULL}, |
|
1865 | {"sockets", 3, ListSktHandler, NULL, "List all known sockets", "", NULL}, |
1767 | {"generics", 3, ListGenericHandler,NULL, |
- | 1768 | "List Global Generics", |
|
- | 1769 | "",NULL}, |
|
1866 | {"joined", 3, ListJoinHandler, NULL, "List all joined nets", "", NULL}, |
1770 | {"renames", 3, ListRenamesHandler,NULL, |
- | 1771 | "List Pin Renames", |
|
- | 1772 | "",NULL}, |
|
1867 | {"xref", 3, ListXrefHandler, NULL, "List cross reference", "<socket_name>", NULL}, |
1773 | {"unrouted", 3, ListUnroutedHandler,NULL, |
- | 1774 | "List Unrouted nets ", |
|
- | 1775 | "",NULL}, |
|
1868 | 1776 | {"net", 3, ListNetHandler,NULL, |
|
- | 1777 | "List nodes on net", |
|
- | 1778 | "<netname>",NULL}, |
|
- | 1779 | ||
- | 1780 | { NULL,0, NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL } , |
|
- | 1781 | }; |
|
1869 | {"partition", 3, ListPartHandler, NULL, "List current partition", "", NULL}, |
1782 | |
1870 | {"templates", 3, ListTemplHandler, NULL, "List IC templates", "", NULL}, |
- | |
1871 | {"generics", 3, ListGenericHandler, NULL, "List Global Generics", "", NULL}, |
- | |
1872 | {"renames", 3, ListRenamesHandler, NULL, "List Pin Renames", "", NULL}, |
1783 | |
1873 | {"unrouted", 3, ListUnroutedHandler, NULL, "List Unrouted nets ", "", NULL}, |
1784 | /*********************** Connection handler ***************************/ |
1874 | {"net", 3, ListNetHandler, NULL, "List nodes on net", "<netname>", NULL}, |
1785 | /* connects the two sockets pin for pin */ |
1875 | 1786 | /* |
|
1876 | {NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL}, |
1787 | @title |
Line 1915... | Line 1826... | ||
1915 | PCBs. If it is known that a connection cable (or X-PCB) is to |
1826 | @break |
1916 | be used which has a different connection pattern and/or |
1827 | Reading this PCB in (using the socket/net name suffixing |
1917 | connector type at each end of the cable, then it would be |
1828 | feature of VERTICAL) and then issuing connection commands for |
1918 | possible to manually create a netlist for the cable as though |
1829 | each socket pair (one for each end of the new cable) will |
1919 | it were a PCB , with two sockets on it with appropriately |
1830 | result in the desired set of jumpers being created. |
1920 | connected via routed nets. |
1831 | e.g. |
1921 | @break |
1832 | @break |
1922 | Reading this PCB in (using the socket/net name suffixing |
1833 | A script to be executed by VERTICAL |
1923 | feature of VERTICAL) and then issuing connection commands for |
1834 | @listing |
1924 | each socket pair (one for each end of the new cable) will |
1835 | # Crossover script |
1925 | result in the desired set of jumpers being created. |
1836 | read conn_net _a |
Line 1964... | Line 1875... | ||
1964 | CONNECTION "c3" "" CREATED_NET; |
1875 | END; |
1965 | X1(2); X2(3); |
1876 | |
1966 | END_CONN; |
1877 | @end |
1967 | CONNECTION "c4" "" CREATED_NET; |
1878 | */ |
1968 | X1(1); X2(4); |
1879 | |
- | 1880 | ||
1969 | END_CONN; |
1881 | int ConnectionHandler(ET_TCLARGS) |
1970 | END; |
1882 | { |
1971 | 1883 | if (argc < 2) |
|
1972 | @end |
1884 | return(TCL_ERROR); |
1973 | */ |
1885 | create_all_jumpers(argv[0],argv[1]); |
1974 | 1886 | return(TCL_OK); |
|
1975 | int ConnectionHandler (ET_TCLARGS) |
1887 | } |
- | 1888 | ||
- | 1889 | ||
- | 1890 | ||
- | 1891 |