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FSmngr - microprocessor foil stripper controller manager
FSmngr
<argument list>
This program manages an NEC microprocessor type
foil stripper controller.
Arguments are processed using Unix long
argument syntax.
- --mngr <fn>
The CONFLIST file from which to obtain the configuration information.
If
this is not specified it defaults to "MNGRconf" in the current working
directory (i.e. the directory where the program was started).
- --mngr_pn <fn>
The program name to use when parsing the CONFLIST file.
If this argument
is not specified it generally defaults to the program name.
- --show_tbl
If this argument is present the contents of the CONFLIST table is printed
to stderr - --diag
If this argument is present stdout and stdin are left open and the program
may be killed by SIGINT. - --verbose=<n>
Normally the program does it’s work silently. This sets the level of logging
information. The number is optional but if provided it must include the
"=". If no argument is provided the default level is 1.
0 - work silently
1 - print signon msg, option settings
The configuration file uses the libmngr(3mngr)
facility to connect internal parameters to the AccelNET database. The mappings
for this program are given below.
Parameters needed by this program can
be combined with parameters belonging to other programs. The "program name"
field in the configuration file differentiates the entries.
FSmngr uses
"FSmngr" as the program name when searching the file.
Group 1 is the only
group supported.
- comm1
FoilNum - read1
DRfoilL - read2
DRfoilH
This is pretty much obsolete. I don’t think anyone is using
this foil stripper with AccelNET.
libmngr(3mngr)
$Id:
FSmngr.8,v 1.7 2008/03/05 20:50:41 kitchen Exp $
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