Tornado

Tornado 2.0
User’s Guide
When a component is included, any dependent components are automatically
included. When a component is excluded, any dependent components are also
excluded. In either case, a dialog box provides information about dependencies
and the option of cancelling the requested action. For example, if you exclude
POSIX clocks, the dialog box informs you that ANSI time component would be
excluded (Figure 4-25).
Figure 4-25
Exclude VxWorks Component
! WARNING: The results of calculating dependencies is not necessarily identical for
inclusion and removal. Including a component you previously excluded does not
automatically include the components that were dependent on that component,
and that were therefore excluded with it. For example, excluding the POSIX clocks
component automatically excludes the ANSI time component, which is dependent on
it. But if the POSIX clocks component is subsequently included, there are no
components required by it, and the ANSI time component is not automatically
included (Figure 4-26).
You can also include folders of components. However, not all components in a
folder are necessarily included by default (nor would it always be desirable to do
so, as there might be conflicts between components). Tornado offers a choice about
what components to include. For example, if you include target shell components,
not all of the components are included by default, and you are prompted to accept
or modify the default selection (Figure 4-27).
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