sys_conf.h

wm PNE 3.3 source code, running at more than vxworks6.x version.

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*  pROBE+: The following set of macros control which features will be */
/*    built in to the pROBE+ Target Agent. pROBE+ can run either in    */
/*    console mode (dumb terminal) or as a back-end to a Source Level  */
/*    Debugger on the host.  Not  all modules are needed for all cases.*/
/*    By eliminating modules you can save memory. The definition of    */
/*    the modules are as follows:                                      */
/*                                                                     */
/*    SC_PROBE - pROBE+ core module.  This must always be present if   */
/*       any part of pROBE+ is to be used. Setting this to NO will     */
/*       force all other pROBE+ modules to NO (even if they say YES    */
/*       in this file).                                                */
/*                                                                     */
/*    SC_PROBE_CIE - pROBE+ Console Executive. Set this to YES if you  */
/*       wish to control pROBE+ from a dumb terminal.  If you only     */
/*       use a source debugger and/or pRISM+, you can save memory by   */
/*       setting it to NO. If it is YES, you also need to sepcify the  */
/*       serial port used by the pROBE+ via SC_PROBE_CONSOLE.          */
/*                                                                     */
/*    SC_PROBE_DISSAM - pROBE+ Console Dissassembler. If you set       */
/*       SC_PROBE_CIE to YES and wish to view disassembled memory, set */
/*       this to YES as well. If you are using a host debugger and/or  */
/*       pRISM+, you can save memory by setting this to NO.            */
/*                                                                     */
/*    SC_PROBE_QUERY  - pROBE+ Query Services which provides the pSOS+ */
/*       awareness. This module allows you to query the information    */
/*       about pSOS+ obejects, issue a console-induced manual break    */
/*       or halt-request from the host debugger, set the task-specific */
/*       breakpoints, service call breakpoints and task-dispatch       */
/*       breakpoints. Unless you have severe memory restrictions or    */
/*       your application does not use pSOS+ kernel, it is suggested   */
/*       that you set this to YES.                                     */
/*                                                                     */
/*    SC_PROBE_DEBUG  - pROBE+ Remote Debug Module.  This module is    */
/*       used to enable communication between a host based source      */
/*       debugger and/or pRISM+ to the pROBE+ target agent using a     */
/*       light weight binary protocol.  This must be set to YES to     */
/*       enable pROBE+ to communicate with a source debugger or the    */
/*       pRISM+ host tools. It can be set to NO if you only use the    */
/*       pROBE+ console (dumb terminal) mode. If it is YES, the        */
/*       Target Agent Manager module SC_TAM must be set to YES.        */
/*                                                                     */
/*    SC_PROBE_HELP - pROBE+ online help module. Setting this define   */
/*       to YES provides the user with pROBE+ commands, when in        */
/*       stand-alone mode.                                             */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*    SC_TAM - Target Agent Manager. This module is used to enable     */
/*       communication between a host and the target agents. The       */
/*       target agents are SC_PROBE_DEBUG, and TAM_HOSTIO_AGENT.       */
/*       SC_TAM must be set to YES to use any of the target agents.    */
/*                                                                     */
/*       IF SC_TAM is YES and the host is connected to the target      */
/*       via network, you must set SC_PNET to YES. If the host is      */
/*       connected to the target via a serial connection, must         */
/*       select the proper serial port via SC_RBUG_PORT. Note if a     */
/*       serial port is used by the TAM for the host connection,       */
/*       this port should not be used by the application except for    */
/*       SC_PROBE_CONSOLE. For example, you should not set             */
/*       SC_RBUG_PORT and SC_APP_CONSOLE to the same serial port       */
/*       unless you don't use the host debugger when the               */
/*       application is running.                                       */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/*    SC_PHILE through SC_EVLOG - Setting the definition line to       */
/*       YES will cause that component to be built into the system.    */
/*       Setting it to NO means the component will NOT be put into the */
/*       system.                                                       */
/*                                                                     */
/***********************************************************************/
#define SC_PSOS             YES  /* pSOS+ real-time kernel             */
#define SC_PSOSP             NO  /* pSOS+ real-time protected kernel   */
#define SC_PSOS_QUERY        NO  /* pSOS+ Query Services               */
#define SC_PROBE            YES  /* pROBE+ (processor svcs)            */
#define SC_PROBE_DISASM     YES  /* pROBE+ (disassembler)              */
#define SC_PROBE_CIE        YES  /* pROBE+ (console executive)         */
#define SC_PROBE_QUERY      YES  /* pROBE+ (query services)            */
#define SC_PROBE_DEBUG      YES  /* pROBE+ (debug interface agent) */
#define SC_PROBE_HELP       YES  /* pROBE+ Help command Handler.       */
#define SC_TAM              YES          /* Target Agent Manager.      */
#define SC_PHILE             NO  /* pHILE+ file system manager         */
#define SC_PHILE_PHILE       NO  /* pHILE+ (pHILE+ real-time file sys) */
#define SC_PHILE_MSDOS       NO  /* pHILE+ (MS-DOS FAT file system)    */
#define SC_PHILE_NFS         NO  /* pHILE+ (NFS client)                */
#define SC_PHILE_CDROM       NO  /* pHILE+ (ISO 9660 CD-ROM file sys)  */
#define SC_PREPC            YES  /* pREPC+ C run-time library          */
#define SC_PNA              YES  /* pNA+ TCP/IP networking manager     */
#define SC_PNET             YES  /* pNET Library for BOOT ROMS         */
#define SC_PRPC              NO  /* pRPC+ RPC component                */
#define SC_PSE_PRPC          NO  /* pRPC+ RPC component Over pSE+      */
#define SC_PSE               NO  /* pSE+ streams component             */
#define SC_PSKT              NO  /* pSKT+ SKT library component        */
#define SC_PTLI              NO  /* pTLI+ TLI library component        */
#define SC_PMONT            YES  /* pMONT+                             */
#define SC_PLM               NO  /* pLM+ Shared library manager        */
#define SC_PROFILER          NO  /* RTA profiler configuration         */
#define SC_RTEC              NO  /* RTA run-time error checker library */
#define SC_CXX_PKG           NO  /* C++ Support Package.               */
#define SC_IOSTREAM          NO  /* C++ I/O streams package.           */
#define SC_POSIX             NO  /* POSIX component (core)             */
#define SC_POSIX_MESSAGE_PASSING    NO  /* POSIX Named Message Queues  */
#define SC_POSIX_SEMAPHORES         NO  /* POSIX Named Semaphores      */
#define SC_EXM               NO  /* Exception Manager                  */
#define SC_EVLOG             NO  /* Event Log Services                 */

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* If SC_QBIND is set to YES then the Quick bindings for pSOS+ System  */
/* calls will be used. If it is set to NO then the normal bindings     */
/* will be used.                                                       */
/*                                                                     */
/* Quick bindings will not be supported for the applications with      */
/* USER mode Tasks. So make sure your Application does not have any    */
/* USER mode Tasks.                                                    */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define SC_QBIND            NO     /* Quick bindings for pSOSystem calls*/

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* If SC_ADDRCHK is set to YES, then address validation takes place    */
/* in the bindings before making system calls. If set to NO, no        */
/* validation takes place.                                             */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define SC_ADDRCHK          NO   /* Address validation for system calls*/

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* System wide maximum name length.                                    */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define SC_NAMELEN          8

/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* If set to IO_AUTOINIT device drivers that are installed be the      */
/* InstallDriver function will have their autoinit field set. This     */
/* will cause pSOS+ call the drivers initialization function when      */
/* pSOS+ starts up. The de_init call will not have to be called for    */
/* each driver if this is done.                                        */
/*                                                                     */
/* NOTE: This Auto Initialization will not work on all drivers.        */
/* Setting IO_AUTOINIT only effects drivers that can use the Auto      */
/* Initialization feature.                                             */
/*                                                                     */
/* If set to IO_NOAUTOINIT no automatic driver initialization will     */
/* happen.                                                             */
/*								       */
/* If SC_PMONT SC_AUTOINIT will be automatically redefined to 1 because*/
/* pMONT needs drivers to be automatically initialized.		       */
/*								       */
/*---------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#define SC_AUTOINIT         IO_AUTOINIT

/***********************************************************************/
/*                                                                     */
/*      S E R I A L   C H A N N E L   C O N F I G U R A T I O N        */
/*                                                                     */
/*  * SD_DEF_BAUD specifies the default baud rate to be used for the   */
/*    serial channels                                                  */
/*  * SC_APP_CONSOLE specifies the serial channel number (starting     */
/*    from 1) which should be used for the application's "console".    */
/*  * SC_PROBE_CONSOLE specifies the serial channel number (starting   */
/*    from 1) which pROBE+ should use to display output and receive    */
/*    commands, or to communicate with the host debugger.              */
/*  * SC_RBUG_PORT  specifies the serial channel number (starting      */
/*    from 1) which will be used for the connnect between the host     */
/*    debugger and the pROBE+ on the target. This is not needed if     */
/*    the host debugger is using the network connection. It can be     */
/*    disabled by using a value of 0. Note the port specified by       */
/*    SC_RBUG_PORT port should not be used by the application except   */
/*    for SC_PROBE_CONSOLE. For example, you should not set            */
/*    SC_RBUG_PORT and SC_APP_CONSOLE to the same serial channel       */
/*    unless you don't use the host debugger when the application is   */
/*    running.                                                         */
/*                                                                     */
/*    Above three macros SC_PROBE_CONSOLE, SC_APP_CONSOLE and          */
/*    SC_RBUG_PORT uses SERIAL_DRVRNUM(0) as default. This means that  */
/*    the Low-Level Serial Driver 0 (1) is being used default.         */
/*                                                                     */
/*    If you need to use another driver for any of the above macros,   */
/*    you need to change "0" to the driver number you want. Consult    */
/*    the "README" file in BSP directory for number of different       */
/*    drivers supported and for the SERIAL_DRVRNUM mapping for those   */
/*    drivers.                                                         */
/*                                                                     */
/***********************************************************************/
#define SD_DEF_BAUD           9600
#define SC_APP_CONSOLE        (1 + SERIAL_DRVRNUM(0))
#define SC_PROBE_CONSOLE      (1 + SERIAL_DRVRNUM(0))
#define SC_RBUG_PORT          (0 + SERIAL_DRVRNUM(0))

/***********************************************************************/
/* SC_NumNon_pSOSChan is the number of non-pSOS users of the serial    */
/* channels. These are users that will be initiated before pSOS,       */
/* such as pROBE.                                                      */
/*                                                                     */
/* NOTE: These channels will not be closed on a soft reset.            */
/***********************************************************************/
#if (SC_RBUG_PORT && SC_PROBE_CONSOLE && (SC_PROBE_CONSOLE != PCCON))
#define SC_NumNon_pSOSChan 2
#else
#define SC_NumNon_pSOSChan 1
#endif

/***********************************************************************/
/*                                                                     */
/*              L A N   C O N F I G U R A T I O N                      */
/*                                                                     */
/*                                                                     */
/***********************************************************************/
#define SD_LAN1               NO          /* Disable the LAN interface */