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Need info on variable setting in questDebug

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Hi Amrik,
Just to expand a little bit:
There are several layers in controlling what the user does and in order of importance:
1. The way you leave questDebug GUI is the way you get questDebug back.
You will see that in file .qtProfile. under:
[Newrun]
autoupload=0|1
: : :
etc
 
Then (2nd in importance):
2. If you do like what volker suggested
switch it off in questDebug under File -> User GUI Settings. The result gets stored in .qtProfile..
[UserGUISetting]
autoupload=0|1
: : :
etc
 
Then (3rd in importance)
3) If the user wants to predefine his options globally on a all his designs, he can create ~/.qtProfile
   which is read if there is no .qtProfile. is detected. You can just copy qtProfile. to
~/.qtProfile.
I just tested the above before sending this email.
 
Thanks,
Loai
 


 

From: Amrik Singh Virdi
Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 7:43 AM
To: cva_ae
Subject: Need info on variable setting in questDebug

Hi all,
 
Customer is using questDebug for debug purposes in both LA & STB mode. However he has a query. Is their a way to turn-off the "Auto-Waveform" tab in main window of questDebug by default( this is currently turned-on by default) maybe by doing some enviornment variable setting before running the questDebug.
 
Thanks & Regards
amrik
 
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