Tornado

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Launcher
To start a target server and save your server configuration, press the Launch button
at the bottom of the Create Target Server form.
If a server does not respond when you select it, kill it ( ) and try turning on the
Verbose toggle near the middle of the Create Target Server form to display diagnostic
messages when you start it again.
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Simple Server Configuration for Networked Targets
For targets with network connectivity, only one field is required. Fill in the IP
address or network name for the target, in the box headed Target name or IP address.
After filling this in, you can launch a server immediately. The launcher saves each
configuration automatically (identified with the target-server name); thus, you can
retrieve a server’s configuration later to add more options.
Simple Server Configuration for WDB Serial Targets
If your target agent is configured for the WDB serial protocol, you must specify
what UNIX device name is connected to the target, in the Serial line device box
(entering the device name automatically selects wdbserial as the back end in the
Backend list field). You must also fill in a name for the target server in the Target
name or IP address box; in this case, the name is completely arbitrary, and is used
only to identify your target server.
Specifying the serial line speed is not required if you use the default speed of 9600
bps. However, it is best to use the fastest possible line speed when controlling your
target over serial lines. Select the fastest speed your target hardware supports from
the scrolling list headed Serial line speed. (The target agent must be compiled with
the same speed selected; see Configuration for Serial Connection, p.141.)
Saved Configurations
Each time you press the Launch button, the launcher saves the server configuration.
The configuration name is the same name used to register the target server: the
contents of the Target name or IP address box, or the name specified under Target
server name, if you use this box to define a different name for your server. 6
6. Data for each saved configuration is stored in a file with the same name as the configuration,
in the directory .wind/tgtsvr under your home directory.
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