33 | | You just got into the P-HAL environment! By the moment, you can't do anything because you need to download an application first. This will be explained in the following section. After that, we will see how it can be loaded and runned. |
| 35 | You just got into the P-HAL environment! By the moment, you can't do anything because you need to download an application first. This will be explained in the following section. After that, we will see how it can be loaded and run. |
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| 38 | |
| 39 | More optional arguments can be passed to runph in the shell. The command accepts the following arguments: |
| 40 | {{{ |
| 41 | runph [repository_path] -c [platform_cfg_file] -i [xitf_cfg_file] -p [priority] -d [debug_level] -r [fifo_report] |
| 42 | }}} |
| 43 | Where: |
| 44 | * ''[repository_path]'': Location where cofiguration, executables and applications subdirectories are found (see before). |
| 45 | * ''-c [platform_cfg_file]'': Configuration file for platform parameters and list of daemons to launch, see Customizing your Platform, below. ''Default'': /usr/local/etc/daemons.conf |
| 46 | * ''-i [xitf_cfg_file]'': Configuration file for external interfaces, see Customizing your Platform. ''Default'': /usr/local/etc/xitf.conf |
| 47 | * ''-p [priority]'': Needs root privileges. Kernel priority level for waveform processes, see Performance Notes. ''Default'': 20 |
| 48 | * ''-d [debug_level]'': Sets platform debug level. Currently only 2 modes are supported, level=0 or level!=0, where the first means normal operation and the second prevents EXEC daemon to kill processes which violated real time policies. ''Default'': 0 |
| 49 | * ''-r [fifo_report]'': File where |