readme_rdate

vxworks中的demo

FILE LIST -
             rdate.c

DESCRIPTION -
	     Demo for displaying the results of the date command executed on
	     a remote UNIX  host.

RUNNING DEMO -
	     Place the rdate file in your <Tornado> dir. Depending on the target
	     you have, define the CPU in your compile line and use
	     the Makefile in the agent dir. to compile.

	     To run this rdate task, from the VxWorks shell do as follows:
	     -> sp (rdate, "hostName")

	     where hostName is the name of the UNIX host (as specified in
	     the VxWorks target boot parameters).

	     To run this code invoke the function rdate().

TESTED ON - Host/Target : Solaris 2.5.1 / mv1604
	    VxWorks     : 5.3.1

EXAMPLE COMPILE LINE -
            make CPU=PPC604  rdate.o

%  make CPU=PPC604 rdate.o
ccppc -B/petaluma1/mayur/tor101-ppc/host/sun4-solaris2/lib/gcc-lib/ 
-mstrict-align -ansi -nostdinc -O2 -fvolatile -fno-builtin -fno-for-scope 
-Wall -I/h   -I. -I/petaluma1/mayur/tor101-ppc/target/config/all 
-I/petaluma1/mayur/tor101-ppc/target/h 
-I/petaluma1/mayur/tor101-ppc/target/src/config 
-I/petaluma1/mayur/tor101-ppc/target/src/drv -DCPU=PPC604  -DMV1600 
-DTARGET_DIR="\"mv1604\""   -c rdate.c

OUTPUTS/LOGFILE -

On VxWorks target:
==================

-> ld <rdate.o
value = 878136 = 0xd6638

->  sp (rdate, "petaluma")
task spawned: id = 5ccc78, name = u9
value = 6081656 = 0x5ccc78

The output on the console window:
=================================

 Name of the user is mayur
 Number of bytes read 29 

 Date on petaluma: Mon Oct  6 17:37:52 PDT 1997