BCL Programmers Manual V2.00 (PDF) - Barix

2.4 Program uploadThe above mentioned cob file can be uploaded into a flash memory page on the targethardware using the TFTP protocol (Barionet) or via the web interface.A comfortable graphical client or a command-line TFTP tool can be used. For examplea command-line utility called tftp shipped with the Microsoft operating system can be used inthe following way:tftp -i 192.168.0.10 PUT basictest.cob WEB4(In this example COB file basictest.cob is uploaded in the flash page WEB4 of the device withthe IP address 192.168.0.10)There should be a short pause of approximately 3 seconds after each upload in order toallow the Barix BCL device to store the file internally.WARNING: Incorrect timing may result in corrupted files.Note: Tftp uploading of BCL .cob files to certain Barix BCL devices is possible only whenthese devices are in the bootloader mode (the IP Audio Module is an example of such adevice).2.5 Batch filesBarix recommends using the supplied batch files (see the next section).To make the tokenizing, web2cob and the tftp upload easier, Barix provides the bcl batch filethat should be used in the following way:bcl where is the IP address of your BCL device and is a name of asubdirectory containing the BCL source files. The source file has to have the same name asthe subdirectory. In the following example program myprog is loaded into flash page 4 of thedevice with IP address 192.168.2.145. The directory myprog contains BCL sourcemyprog.bas.bcl myprog 192.168.2.145Content of the bcl.bat follows:cd %1del *.bak..\tokenizer %1.basif errorlevel 1 goto quitcd ..web2cob /o %1.cob /d %1tftp -i %2 put %1.cob WEB4goto endit:quitecho "ERROR - TOKENIZER REPORTS FAILURE"cd ..:enditBarix AG | 5/106