Running skill code using perl script

Anand,

Well, if the wrapper script just has "virtuoso -64 &" at the end, it's not going to pass the -restore ... bit to virtuoso. You'd have to modify this wrapper script to allow you to pass in command line arguments to virtuoso. Just UNIX shell scripting - nothing to do with virtuoso...

Regards,

Andrew.

HI Andrew,

Sorry for delay in replying to this post. (Was busy with tapeout work).

Can you please tell me what modification I have to make in wrapper script so that command line arguments will get passed to virtuoso .

Regards
Anand

Anand,

Probably change the virtuoso line to:

virtuoso -64 "$@" &

Regards,

Andrew.

HI Andrew,

I modified the virtuoso invoke shell script as you instructed and opened a new virtuoso session. Then I tried to run my perl file given below

#############################################
test.pl:
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "start of program";
system("virtuoso -restore print.il");
print "end of program";
###################################################
print.il:
procedure(pnt()
printf("test line")
printf(" ends")
#####################################################

This time also it is opening a new virtuoso session, and in that CIW window I can see the print lines coming if call the 'pnt()' function.
My problem is I have to avoid a new virtuoso session opening everytime if I run my perl script.



Regards
Anand

Anand,

The way I have done this is to use an approach similar to that described in this older post. I can't do all the work for you - this just describes the principle (and it does work) but hopefully you can get the idea and run with it.

Regards,

Andrew.