Tornado

Tornado 2.0
User’s Guide
value = 0 = 0x0
It is possible to select a specific demangler style by means of the Tcl variable
shDemangleStyle. Three styles are currently available: gnu (the default), arm, and none
(no demangling). For instance:
-> ?set shDemangleStyle none
none
Demangling can be reached through the Tcl routine:
demangle style symbol mode
The symbol is demangled using the given style and according to the given mode, if possible.
If the symbol is not understood by the demangler, symbol is returned unmodified. mode is 0
for no demangling, 1 for short demangling, and 2 for full demangling.
The shell always understands the gnu and arm styles. Other styles can be dynamically
loaded to the shell with the -cplus option.
-> ?demangle gnu getRegString__FPCcPcT1 2
getRegString(char const *, char *, char *)
-> ?demangle gnu getRegString__FPCcPcT1 1
getRegString
->
WindSh Environment variables
WindSh integrates an environment variables mechanism to configure the shell’s behavior.
The shConfig( ) command allows you to display and set the controls that change the
shell’s behavior. This command affects only instantiation of the shell where the command
is applied. At startup WindSh begins by looking for a file called .wind/windsh.tcl under
the home directory. If the file exists, the shell reads and executes its contents as Tcl
expressions before beginning to interact. This file can be used to initialize WindSh
environment variables.
The following example shell initialization file turns off WindSh IO redirection and sets the
Load path:
# Turn Off WindSh IO redirection
shConfig SH_GET_TASK_IO off
# Set Load path
shConfig LD_PATH
"C:/ProjectX/lib/objR4650gnutest/;C:/ProjectY/lib/objR4650gnuvx/"
DSM_HEX_MOD [on|off]
This configuration parameter allows you to set the disassembling “symbolic + offset”
mode to “on” or “off”. While set to “off”, the “symbolic + offset” address
representation is turned on and addresses inside the disassembled instructions are
given in terms of a “symbol name + offset”. If turned to “on”, these addresses are
given their hexadecimal value.
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