Syntax:
Unix:
hwattr -model model_name [-config config_file] [-errorfile error_file]
-object obj_name [-name attr_name -value attr_value]...
[-help [help_dir] | -syntax [help_dir] | -version]
[-options] [-arg_input path_name] [-noheader]
[-quiet] [-ask] [-unix] [-vms] [-os2]
VMS:
hwattr /model=model_name [/config=config_file] [/errorfile=error_file]
/object=obj_name [/name=attr_name /value=attr_value]...
[/help [=help_dir] | /syntax [=help_dir] | /version]
[/options] [/arg_input=path_name] [/noheader]
[/quiet] [/ask] [/unix] [/vms] [/os2]
OS/2:
hwattr /model:model_name [/config:config_file] [/errorfile:error_file]
/object:obj_name [/name:attr_name /value:attr_value]...
[/help [:help_dir] | /syntax [:help_dir] | /version]
[/options] [/arg_input:path_name] [/noheader]
[/quiet] [/ask] [/unix] [/vms] [/os2]
Program Description:
hwattr allows the user to attach simulation attributes to a hardware
module.
Options:
model <model_name> Specifies a model name
config <file_name> Specifies a configuration file
(default: /cadre/tsa/config_file)
object <obj_name> Specifies the name of the object to attach
values to.
name <attr_name> Specifies the name of an attribute to attach
to an object. Legal values for attr_name
include:
module_class (string)
relative_speed (double > 0)
value <attr_value> Specifies the value of an attribute to attach
to an object. The legal values for each
name are described above.
errorfile Specifies the output file to send errors to
(default: stderr)
help [help_dir] Shows the full help screen (this information)
and quits. The default directory
of help files is /cadre/help.
syntax [help_dir] Shows the short help screen
(syntax lines only) and quits.
version Shows the program header with the version
and quits.
options Lists the command line options chosen, before
executing the program.
arg_input <path_name> Indicates more command line options are
in the file 'path_name'.
noheader Suppresses the display of the program header
before program execution.
quiet Suppresses status messages during program
execution.
ask Prompts the user for required command line
options that are not specified.
unix Allows entry of options in Unix format
(-example_option).
vms Allows entry of options in VMS format
(/example_option).
os2 Allows entry of options in OS/2 format
(/example_option).
Examples (Unix format):
1) Set the relative speed for hardware module klunker_8086 in mymod to .01:
hwattr -mod mymod -obj klunker_8086 -nam relative_speed -val .01