FWCONFIG

FWCONFIG

File used for setting important sotMC system parameters before starting the fw. It contains firmware initialization options.

	CAUTION
	To be used only by experienced user!

 

 

Commands

Syntax

option value[{byte|kbyte|mbyte}]

Supported options:

• ramdisksize
• libstacksize
• taskstacksize
• ifaddr
• sysdatarecfilename
• sysdatareclen
• passbuffersize 8192
• noldelay 16

system data recorder length (number of records)

• sysdatarecposttriglen
• haplsstartoutput
• haplsrange
• translatormempartsize

initial size for translator memory partition

• passbuffersize
• ipaddressmask

                Examples: 
	        ipaddressmask 192.168.20.20:255.255.0.0 
                ipaddressmask dhcp 

 

• defaultgw

sets default gateway, available since version 0.4.17.2
Examples:
defaultgw 10.4.20.1 

• netif
• sleep

delay in millesconds

• stringblockpreload

initial size of string descriptors. Default is 300,000. Reduce this value if application has less than 300,000 string variables.
               Set a number of pre-allocated fixed blocks for string management 
               Example: stringblockpreload 200000 
               Rules:
               1. For best performance This number shell be tuned to the maximum number (BlockMallocCounter) of "common shared" strings/structures used by application
               Hints: 
               BlockMallocCounter: maximum ("saturated") number of fixed blocks  
               BlockInuseCounter: number of blocks allocated at this moment 

 

• stringpreload

initial size of BASIC strings. Default is 0. Strings are created empty.

• libstacksize

library stack size

• taskstacksize

default task stack size

• sysdatarecfilename

system data recorder file name

• hpetfreq
• defaultbus
• singlebus
• cantimings
• socandevice
• tcp_keepalive_time
• tcp_keepalive_intvl
• tcp_keepalive_probes

See Socket_keep-alive_timeouts

Examples:
ipaddressmask 192.168.20.20:255.255.0.0
sleep 20
libstacksize 20kbyte
hpetfreq 2000 for cycle time 500 microsecond or hpetfreq 1000 for cycle time up to 1 millisecond