Recent changes to configuration

WikiPage configuration modified by Majenko Technologies

Majenko Technologies — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 20:36:20 -0000

--- v4
+++ v5
@@ -51,26 +51,25 @@
 
 Example
 -------
--; Busses (these are basically wires)
-bus red
-bus green
-bus blue
 
-; Plug in a PIC10 microcontroller and wire it up
-device pic10 ../devices/microcontrollers/microchip/pic10/pic10.so
+    ; Busses (these are basically wires)
+    bus red
+    bus green
+    bus blue
+    
+    ; Plug in a PIC10 microcontroller and wire it up
+    device pic10 ../devices/microcontrollers/microchip/pic10/pic10.so
         config pic10 flash test.hex
         config pic10 frequency 100000
         connect pic10 GPIO0 red out
         connect pic10 GPIO1 green out
         connect pic10 GPIO2 blue out
-
-; Wire in an RGB LED
-device led ../devices/support/led/led.so
+    
+    ; Wire in an RGB LED
+    device led ../devices/support/led/led.so
         connect led red red in
         connect led green green in
         connect led blue blue in
-
-; Run the system
-start pic10                  
-
+    
+    ; Run the system
+    start pic10

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Majenko Technologies — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 20:35:08 -0000

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+++ v4
@@ -6,8 +6,6 @@
 The general format of the file is:
 
 ;a comment
-#another comment
-
 *command* *argument* *arguement...*
 
 Note that comments cannot (yet) occur on a line with a command.
@@ -50,3 +48,29 @@
 Format: set *bus* *value*
 
 Set the *bus* to the specified *value*.  Useful for setting a starting value on a bus, or raising a reset line to start a processor running at the end of the configuration.
+
+Example
+-------
++; Busses (these are basically wires)
+bus red
+bus green
+bus blue
+
+; Plug in a PIC10 microcontroller and wire it up
+device pic10 ../devices/microcontrollers/microchip/pic10/pic10.so
+        config pic10 flash test.hex
+        config pic10 frequency 100000
+        connect pic10 GPIO0 red out
+        connect pic10 GPIO1 green out
+        connect pic10 GPIO2 blue out
+
+; Wire in an RGB LED
+device led ../devices/support/led/led.so
+        connect led red red in
+        connect led green green in
+        connect led blue blue in
+
+; Run the system
+start pic10                  
+

WikiPage configuration modified by Majenko Technologies

Majenko Technologies — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 20:33:17 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -5,9 +5,10 @@
 
 The general format of the file is:
 
-; a comment
-# another comment
-  
+;a comment
+#another comment
+
+*command* *argument* *arguement...*
 
 Note that comments cannot (yet) occur on a line with a command.
 
@@ -16,36 +17,36 @@
 
 * bus
 
-Format: bus 
+Format: bus *name*
 
-Create a new bus with the name 
+Create a new bus with the name *name*
 
 * device
 
-Format: device  
+Format: device *name* *module*
 
-Create a new device with name  and load the module  for it.  If  does not exist then an error is raised and loading fails.
+Create a new device with name *name* and load the module *module* for it.  If *module* does not exist then an error is raised and loading fails.
 
 * config
 
-Format: config   
+Format: config *device* *key* *value*
 
 Configure a device.  The device is selected using the name provided when creating the device.  See the individual device pages for the available configuration keys and their values.
 
 * connect
 
-Format: connect    
+Format: connect *device* *io-port* *bus* *direction*
 
-Connect the  on  to the bus specified by .  The  is one of *in*, *out* or *inout*.
+Connect the *io-port* on *device* to the bus specified by *bus*.  The *direction* is one of *in*, *out* or *inout*.
 
 * start
 
-Format: start 
+Format: start *device*
 
-Start the core of  running.  Device has to be capable of running (not all are "active").  Typically used for things like microcontrollers and processors.
+Start the core of *device* running.  Device has to be capable of running (not all are "active").  Typically used for things like microcontrollers and processors.
 
 * set
 
-Format: set  
+Format: set *bus* *value*
 
-Set the  to the specified .  Useful for setting a starting value on a bus, or raising a reset line to start a processor running at the end of the configuration.
+Set the *bus* to the specified *value*.  Useful for setting a starting value on a bus, or raising a reset line to start a processor running at the end of the configuration.

WikiPage configuration modified by Majenko Technologies

Majenko Technologies — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 20:31:01 -0000

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+++ v2
@@ -15,31 +15,37 @@
 --------
 
 * bus
+
 Format: bus 
 
 Create a new bus with the name 
 
-*device
+* device
+
 Format: device  
 
 Create a new device with name  and load the module  for it.  If  does not exist then an error is raised and loading fails.
 
-*config
+* config
+
 Format: config   
 
 Configure a device.  The device is selected using the name provided when creating the device.  See the individual device pages for the available configuration keys and their values.
 
-*connect
+* connect
+
 Format: connect    
 
 Connect the  on  to the bus specified by .  The  is one of *in*, *out* or *inout*.
 
-*start
+* start
+
 Format: start 
 
 Start the core of  running.  Device has to be capable of running (not all are "active").  Typically used for things like microcontrollers and processors.
 
-*set
+* set
+
 Format: set  
 
 Set the  to the specified .  Useful for setting a starting value on a bus, or raising a reset line to start a processor running at the end of the configuration.

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Majenko Technologies — Wed, 06 Jun 2012 20:30:28 -0000

Configuration File ================== The configuration file is actually more akin to a script file. The file is parsed line by line and actions are taken depending on what is found. The general format of the file is: ; a comment # another comment Note that comments cannot (yet) occur on a line with a command. Commands -------- * bus Format: bus Create a new bus with the name *device Format: device Create a new device with name and load the module for it. If does not exist then an error is raised and loading fails. *config Format: config Configure a device. The device is selected using the name provided when creating the device. See the individual device pages for the available configuration keys and their values. *connect Format: connect Connect the on to the bus specified by . The is one of *in*, *out* or *inout*. *start Format: start Start the core of running. Device has to be capable of running (not all are "active"). Typically used for things like microcontrollers and processors. *set Format: set Set the to the specified . Useful for setting a starting value on a bus, or raising a reset line to start a processor running at the end of the configuration.