Hi@all,
I created myself a build script for build automation of VA Applets.
Is there a possible way to obtain the path of the built hap or the designated path where the hap would be stored after a successful build?
Thanks and best regards,
Simon
Hi@all,
I created myself a build script for build automation of VA Applets.
Is there a possible way to obtain the path of the built hap or the designated path where the hap would be stored after a successful build?
Thanks and best regards,
Simon
Hi Björn,
thank you verry much!
This is absolutely what I searched for.
Greetings
Simon
Hi Johannes,
thank you for your reply.
I need to load some settings out of (Text-)files for testing the Design. Unfortunately, changing the Image sources to relative paths does not help.
Every time VA is called with my tcl script another set of images and settings is loaded/applied, the design simulated and the output stored.
In one static settings file (which is altered by other software) are the paths to the files for the specific test set. And this file is the only thing I need to load with relative paths in the tcl script to be portable.
Maybe there is another way to achieve this?
Thank you
Hello,
my problem is related to a tcl script which automates the simulation of a design. The mentioned script has to open and store some files.
While developping this script I set a constant to the desired working directory. Execution of the script is triggered through a shell command in third party software.
Now I would like to run on relative paths to ensure portability. To achieve this, the 'pwd' command is used to build full qualified paths. I changed the shell command like that:
This does not work because VA uses it's own working path.
I searched for a shell parameter to set VA to the desired working directory, but I found none.
So I tried to let my Software create a temporary tcl, which is like this:
Even with this Method the working directory in the tcl is wrong.
What should I do?
Thank you
Greetings
Simon