Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of DsxConfig

Timestamp:

Mar 31, 2008, 2:04:30 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

Nicolas Pouillon

Comment:

--

DsxConfig

@@ -4 +4 @@
 The following files are evaluated in order:
 
- * `$DSX_DIR/etc/dsx.conf`
+ * `$DSX_DIR/conf/dsx.conf`
 Default config, system wide.
- * `~/.dsx.conf`
+ * `~/.asim/dsx.conf`
+ * `~/.soclib/dsx.conf`
 In your home dir, default config, user wide
  * `./dsx.conf`
@@ -13 +14 @@
 == Syntax ==
 
-Config files have an "ini-like" syntax, much like windows ini files.
 {{{
 # Comment
-; Another commentaire
-[section]
-key1 = value1
-key2 = value2
-key3 = multi-line
-   value, subsequent lines to
-   concatenate must begin with a
-   whitespace character.
-   
-[another-section]
-key = val
+
+key = value
 }}}
 
-Parser has a great feature: it may extend contents of a variable within another with %(variable-name)s syntax:
+== Values to define ==
+
+ * Path to MutekH
 
 {{{
-[calc]
-oper = 2x3
-result = 6
-long = the expression %(oper)s equals %(result)s
-short = %(oper)s = %(result)s
+mutekh_dir = "/path/to/mutekh"
 }}}
 
-== DSX' interpretation ==
-
-Section [defaults] describes sections to look at for project parts:
-
-{{{
-[defaults]
-soclib = soclib-exemple
-systemc = systemc-exemple
-     
-[systemc-exemple]
-dir = /users/exemple/systemc-2.1.0
-os = linux
-     
-[soclib-exemple]
-dir = /users/exemple/soclib
-}}}
-
-This makes it easier to switch between different concurent configurations
-
-== Sections to fill ==
-
-DSX config defines paths for your actual system configuration
-
- * Compilation options and paths for SystemC, SystemCASS or any other SystemC implementation
- * Path to SoCLIB
- * Paths and prefixes to cross compilation software suite 
-
-=== SystemC, SystemCASS ===
-
-Mandatory configuration items for SystemC implementation are:
-
- * `nickname`
-    Type of implementation, possible values are: systemc, systemcass.
- * `cflags`
-    Additionnal compile-time arguments, typically include paths, -W options, ...
- * `libdir`
-    Additionnal link-time arguments, typically library paths
- * `libs`
-    Libraries
- * `cxx`
-    C++ compiler, default is g++.
-
-Example:
-{{{
-[systemcass-labo]
-; Globally substitued variables
-dir=/users/outil/systemc/systemcass/systemcass/latest
-os=i686-Linux.SLA4x
-
-; Generic declaration
-nickname=systemcass
-cflags=-I%(dir)s/include -O3 -rdynamic
-libdir=%(dir)s/lib-%(os)s
-libs=-lsystemc -ldl -rdynamic
-cxx=g++
-}}}
-
-=== Cross compilers ===
-
-Options:
-
- * `cc-prefix`
-    Prefix for tools' names
- * `cc-cflags`
-    Additionnal compile time flags
-
-Example:
-{{{
-[mipsel]
-cc-prefix=mipsel-unknown-elf-
-cc-cflags=-O2 -Wall
-
-[ppc]
-cc-prefix=/usr/local/cctools/ppc/bin/ppc-unknown-elf-
-cc-cflags=-O2 -Wall
-}}}