Tornado

Tornado 2.0
User’s Guide
Figure 5-2
WindSh Initial Display
You may run as many different shells attached to the same target as you wish. All
functions called from a shell have their output redirected to the WindSh window
from which they received input unless you changed the shell defaults using
shConfig (see WindSh Environment Variables, p.155).
You can also redirect windsh input and output to other UNIX commands, as in the
following test (using the shell built-in command i( ) to report on what tasks are
running on the target) to look for a target-system task called tPortmapd:
% echo "i" | windsh -q ev386ex@yunque | grep tPortmapd
tPortmapd _portmapd 3a4280 100 PEND 2afc4 3a3f28 16 0
Because you can start as many Tornado shell sessions as you like, such
combinations of the Tornado shell and the UNIX shell do not interfere with
interactive windsh sessions.
5.2.2 Shell Features
The shell provides many features which simplify your development and testing
activities. These include command name and path completion, command and
function synopsis printing, automatic data conversion, calculation with most C
operators and variables, and help on all shell and VxWorks functions.
Target Symbol and Path Completion
Start to type any target symbol name or any existing directory name and then type
CTRL+D. The shell automatically completes the command or directory name for
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