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command line arguments into RC tcl scripts

kasyab

Hi,

  Is it possible to pass command line arguments (similar to argv in normal tcl scripts) into RC tcl scripts?

What I understand is that, when  RC is invoked with a '-f' option it invokes the script in its own shell and then invokes the script specified. Supposing that for example, within this shell I wish to choose a list of libraries from three sets of libraries I have access to, through an option passed at runtime, how will I achieve this?

The intention is to create fairly generic synthesis scripts for an environment controlled by make targets.

Thanks in advance,

Kasyab

 

 

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  • kasyab

     Thanks grashopper and kazad. I figured out a solution similar to the one proposed by kazad. That was the one more suitable to my needs. 

     

    grashopper: I was looking for ways to switch entire library sets and as far as I know, the way to do this was by switching the search path for those libraries at runtime. I may not have understood your solution completely, but what I understood from it was that you set all the variables through the '-ex' switch; this would have proved quite tedious in my case.

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  • kasyab

     Thanks grashopper and kazad. I figured out a solution similar to the one proposed by kazad. That was the one more suitable to my needs. 

     

    grashopper: I was looking for ways to switch entire library sets and as far as I know, the way to do this was by switching the search path for those libraries at runtime. I may not have understood your solution completely, but what I understood from it was that you set all the variables through the '-ex' switch; this would have proved quite tedious in my case.

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