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How to prevent from ocean to print unwanted messages on screen

Geser over 16 years ago

Hi,

i am running ocean scripts from command prompt like

ocean < script.ocn

in this case i see a lot of messages on the screen. I don't want to see all this messages. I want to see only messages that i need. The messages i will print with printf commands inside OCEAN script.

I know i can forward all outputs to file like

ocean < script.ocn > log.txt

but in this case AFAIK i will be unable to print anything on the screen

So, how can i hide all OCEAN output, but still be able to print on screen messages i need?

Thanks, Alex

Geser over 16 years ago

Sorry, fixed text
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Andrew Beckett over 16 years ago
Use something like this in your OCEAN script:
fprintf(stderr "blah blah blah\n")
I just did this:

user> ocean -restore runSimMod.ocn > log.out blah blah blah user>

All the main output goes into log.out, but anything fprintf'd to stderr appears on the screen.
Regards,
Andrew.
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Geser over 16 years ago

THanks. It works!
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TFTandOLED1 over 11 years ago

It indeed works! Thank you so much, Andrew!
Maofeng
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Andrew Beckett over 11 years ago

We also plan to add an environment setting to control this which can be added to the top of your OCEAN script:

envSetVal("asimenv.misc" "includeSimLogInOCEAN" 'boolean nil)

This isn't released yet; it's probably going to be in IC616 ISR6 (April 2014 timeframe). Also, there's a possibility it might change - but that's the current plan.

Regards,

Andrew.
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