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that package to the framework. The information in that script includes
details of all the configuration options and how to build the package.
Implementing a new component or turning some existing code into an
<SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>eCos</SPAN
> component always involves writing corresponding <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>CDL</SPAN
>. This
chapter provides a description of the <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>CDL</SPAN
> language. Detailed
information on specific parts of the language can be found in <A
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>Chapter 5</A
>.</P
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>cdl_package CYGPKG_ERROR {
    display       "Common error code support"
    compile       strerror.cxx
    include_dir   cyg/error
    description   "
        This package contains the common list of error and
        status codes. It is held centrally to allow
        packages to interchange error codes and status
        codes in a common way, rather than each package
        having its own conventions for error/status
        reporting. The error codes are modelled on the
        POSIX style naming e.g. EINVAL etc. This package
        also provides the standard strerror() function to
        convert error codes to textual representation."
}</PRE
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>This describes a single package, the error code package, which does
not have any sub-components or configuration options. The package has
an internal name, <TT
CLASS="VARNAME"
>CYGPKG_ERROR</TT
>, which can be
referenced in other <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>CDL</SPAN
> scripts using e.g.
<TT
CLASS="LITERAL"
>requires&nbsp;CYGPKG_ERROR</TT
>. There will also be a
<TT
CLASS="LITERAL"
>#define</TT
> for this symbol in a configuration header
file. In addition to the package name, this script provides a number
of properties for the package as a whole. The <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>display</SPAN
> property
provides a short description. The <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>description</SPAN
> property involves a
rather longer one, for when users need a bit more information. The
<SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>compile</SPAN
> and <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>include_dir</SPAN
> properties list the consequences of this
package at build-time. The package appears to lack any on-line
documentation. </P
><P
>Packages could be even simpler than this. If the package only provides
an interface and there are no files to be compiled then there is no
need for a <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>compile</SPAN
> property. Alternatively if there are no exported
header files, or if the exported header files should go to the
top-level of the <TT
CLASS="FILENAME"
>install/include</TT
> directory, then there is
no need for an <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>include_dir</SPAN
> property. Strictly speaking the
<SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>description</SPAN
> and <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>display</SPAN
> properties are optional as well, although
application developers would not appreciate the resulting lack of
information about what the package is supposed to do.</P
><P
>However many packages tend to be a bit more complicated than the error
package, containing various sub-components and configuration options.
These are also defined in the <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
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> scripts and in much the same way
as the package. For example, the following excerpt comes from the
infrastructure package:</P
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>cdl_component CYGDBG_INFRA_DEBUG_TRACE_ASSERT_BUFFER {
    display       "Buffered tracing"
    default_value 1
    active_if     CYGDBG_USE_TRACING
    description   "
        An output module which buffers output from tracing and
        assertion events. The stored messages are output when an
        assert fires, or CYG_TRACE_PRINT() (defined in
        &lt;cyg/infra/cyg_trac.h&gt;) is called. Of course, there will
        only be stored messages if tracing per se (CYGDBG_USE_TRACING)
        is enabled above."
 
    cdl_option CYGDBG_INFRA_DEBUG_TRACE_BUFFER_SIZE {
        display       "Trace buffer size"
        flavor        data
        default_value 32
        legal_values  5 to 65535
        description   "
            The size of the trace buffer. This counts the number of
            trace records stored. When the buffer fills it either
            wraps, stops recording, or generates output."
    }
 
    &#8230;
}</PRE
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>Like a <TT
CLASS="LITERAL"
>cdl_package</TT
>, a <TT
CLASS="LITERAL"
>cdl_component</TT
> has a name and a body. The
body contains various properties for that component, and may also
contain sub-components or options. Similarly a <TT
CLASS="LITERAL"
>cdl_option</TT
> has a
name and a body of properties. This example lists a number of
new properties: <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>default_value</SPAN
>, <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>active_if</SPAN
>, <SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>flavor</SPAN
> and
<SPAN
CLASS="PROPERTY"
>legal_values</SPAN
>. The meaning of most of these should be fairly obvious.
The next sections describe the various <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>CDL</SPAN
> commands and properties. </P
><P
>There is one additional and very important point: <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>CDL</SPAN
> is not a
completely new language; instead it is implemented as an extension of
the existing <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>Tcl</SPAN
> scripting language. The syntax of a <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>CDL</SPAN
> script is
<SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>Tcl</SPAN
> syntax, which is described below. In addition some of the more
advanced facilities of <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>CDL</SPAN
> involve embedded fragments of <SPAN
CLASS="APPLICATION"
>Tcl</SPAN
> code,
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CLASS="PROPERTY"
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code that needs to be executed when the component framework generates
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121			`></DT`
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125			`>Interfaces</A`
126			`></DT`
127			`><DT`
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130			`>Updating the <SPAN`
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133			`> database</A`
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138			`>The <SPAN`
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140			`>CDL</SPAN`
141			`> language is a key part of the <SPAN`
142			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
143			`>eCos</SPAN`
144			`> component framework.`
145			`All packages must come with at least one <SPAN`
146			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
147			`>CDL</SPAN`
148			`> script, to describe`
149			`that package to the framework. The information in that script includes`
150			`details of all the configuration options and how to build the package.`
151			`Implementing a new component or turning some existing code into an`
152			`<SPAN`
153			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
154			`>eCos</SPAN`
155			`> component always involves writing corresponding <SPAN`
156			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
157			`>CDL</SPAN`
158			`>. This`
159			`chapter provides a description of the <SPAN`
160			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
161			`>CDL</SPAN`
162			`> language. Detailed`
163			`information on specific parts of the language can be found in <A`
164			`HREF="reference.html"`
165			`>Chapter 5</A`
166			`>.</P`
167			`><DIV`
168			`CLASS="SECT1"`
169			`><H1`
170			`CLASS="SECT1"`
171			`><A`
172			`NAME="LANGUAGE.OVERVIEW">Language Overview</H1`
173			`><P`
174			`>A very simple <SPAN`
175			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
176			`>CDL</SPAN`
177			`> script would look like this:</P`
178			`><TABLE`
179			`BORDER="5"`
180			`BGCOLOR="#E0E0F0"`
181			`WIDTH="70%"`
182			`><TR`
183			`><TD`
184			`><PRE`
185			`CLASS="PROGRAMLISTING"`
186			`>cdl_package CYGPKG_ERROR {`
187			`display "Common error code support"`
188			`compile strerror.cxx`
189			`include_dir cyg/error`
190			`description "`
191			`This package contains the common list of error and`
192			`status codes. It is held centrally to allow`
193			`packages to interchange error codes and status`
194			`codes in a common way, rather than each package`
195			`having its own conventions for error/status`
196			`reporting. The error codes are modelled on the`
197			`POSIX style naming e.g. EINVAL etc. This package`
198			`also provides the standard strerror() function to`
199			`convert error codes to textual representation."`
200			`}</PRE`
201			`></TD`
202			`></TR`
203			`></TABLE`
204			`><P`
205			`>This describes a single package, the error code package, which does`
206			`not have any sub-components or configuration options. The package has`
207			`an internal name, <TT`
208			`CLASS="VARNAME"`
209			`>CYGPKG_ERROR</TT`
210			`>, which can be`
211			`referenced in other <SPAN`
212			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
213			`>CDL</SPAN`
214			`> scripts using e.g.`
215			`<TT`
216			`CLASS="LITERAL"`
217			`>requires CYGPKG_ERROR</TT`
218			`>. There will also be a`
219			`<TT`
220			`CLASS="LITERAL"`
221			`>#define</TT`
222			`> for this symbol in a configuration header`
223			`file. In addition to the package name, this script provides a number`
224			`of properties for the package as a whole. The <SPAN`
225			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
226			`>display</SPAN`
227			`> property`
228			`provides a short description. The <SPAN`
229			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
230			`>description</SPAN`
231			`> property involves a`
232			`rather longer one, for when users need a bit more information. The`
233			`<SPAN`
234			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
235			`>compile</SPAN`
236			`> and <SPAN`
237			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
238			`>include_dir</SPAN`
239			`> properties list the consequences of this`
240			`package at build-time. The package appears to lack any on-line`
241			`documentation. </P`
242			`><P`
243			`>Packages could be even simpler than this. If the package only provides`
244			`an interface and there are no files to be compiled then there is no`
245			`need for a <SPAN`
246			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
247			`>compile</SPAN`
248			`> property. Alternatively if there are no exported`
249			`header files, or if the exported header files should go to the`
250			`top-level of the <TT`
251			`CLASS="FILENAME"`
252			`>install/include</TT`
253			`> directory, then there is`
254			`no need for an <SPAN`
255			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
256			`>include_dir</SPAN`
257			`> property. Strictly speaking the`
258			`<SPAN`
259			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
260			`>description</SPAN`
261			`> and <SPAN`
262			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
263			`>display</SPAN`
264			`> properties are optional as well, although`
265			`application developers would not appreciate the resulting lack of`
266			`information about what the package is supposed to do.</P`
267			`><P`
268			`>However many packages tend to be a bit more complicated than the error`
269			`package, containing various sub-components and configuration options.`
270			`These are also defined in the <SPAN`
271			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
272			`>CDL</SPAN`
273			`> scripts and in much the same way`
274			`as the package. For example, the following excerpt comes from the`
275			`infrastructure package:</P`
276			`><TABLE`
277			`BORDER="5"`
278			`BGCOLOR="#E0E0F0"`
279			`WIDTH="70%"`
280			`><TR`
281			`><TD`
282			`><PRE`
283			`CLASS="PROGRAMLISTING"`
284			`>cdl_component CYGDBG_INFRA_DEBUG_TRACE_ASSERT_BUFFER {`
285			`display "Buffered tracing"`
286			`default_value 1`
287			`active_if CYGDBG_USE_TRACING`
288			`description "`
289			`An output module which buffers output from tracing and`
290			`assertion events. The stored messages are output when an`
291			`assert fires, or CYG_TRACE_PRINT() (defined in`
292			`<cyg/infra/cyg_trac.h>) is called. Of course, there will`
293			`only be stored messages if tracing per se (CYGDBG_USE_TRACING)`
294			`is enabled above."`
295
296			`cdl_option CYGDBG_INFRA_DEBUG_TRACE_BUFFER_SIZE {`
297			`display "Trace buffer size"`
298			`flavor data`
299			`default_value 32`
300			`legal_values 5 to 65535`
301			`description "`
302			`The size of the trace buffer. This counts the number of`
303			`trace records stored. When the buffer fills it either`
304			`wraps, stops recording, or generates output."`
305			`}`
306
307			`…`
308			`}</PRE`
309			`></TD`
310			`></TR`
311			`></TABLE`
312			`><P`
313			`>Like a <TT`
314			`CLASS="LITERAL"`
315			`>cdl_package</TT`
316			`>, a <TT`
317			`CLASS="LITERAL"`
318			`>cdl_component</TT`
319			`> has a name and a body. The`
320			`body contains various properties for that component, and may also`
321			`contain sub-components or options. Similarly a <TT`
322			`CLASS="LITERAL"`
323			`>cdl_option</TT`
324			`> has a`
325			`name and a body of properties. This example lists a number of`
326			`new properties: <SPAN`
327			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
328			`>default_value</SPAN`
329			`>, <SPAN`
330			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
331			`>active_if</SPAN`
332			`>, <SPAN`
333			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
334			`>flavor</SPAN`
335			`> and`
336			`<SPAN`
337			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
338			`>legal_values</SPAN`
339			`>. The meaning of most of these should be fairly obvious.`
340			`The next sections describe the various <SPAN`
341			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
342			`>CDL</SPAN`
343			`> commands and properties. </P`
344			`><P`
345			`>There is one additional and very important point: <SPAN`
346			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
347			`>CDL</SPAN`
348			`> is not a`
349			`completely new language; instead it is implemented as an extension of`
350			`the existing <SPAN`
351			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
352			`>Tcl</SPAN`
353			`> scripting language. The syntax of a <SPAN`
354			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
355			`>CDL</SPAN`
356			`> script is`
357			`<SPAN`
358			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
359			`>Tcl</SPAN`
360			`> syntax, which is described below. In addition some of the more`
361			`advanced facilities of <SPAN`
362			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
363			`>CDL</SPAN`
364			`> involve embedded fragments of <SPAN`
365			`CLASS="APPLICATION"`
366			`>Tcl</SPAN`
367			`> code,`
368			`for example there is a <SPAN`
369			`CLASS="PROPERTY"`
370			`>define_proc</SPAN`
371			`> property which specifies some`
372			`code that needs to be executed when the component framework generates`
373			`the configuration header files.</P`
374			`></DIV`
375			`></DIV`
376			`><DIV`
377			`CLASS="NAVFOOTER"`
378			`><HR`
379			`ALIGN="LEFT"`
380			`WIDTH="100%"><TABLE`
381			`SUMMARY="Footer navigation table"`
382			`WIDTH="100%"`
383			`BORDER="0"`
384			`CELLPADDING="0"`
385			`CELLSPACING="0"`
386			`><TR`
387			`><TD`
388			`WIDTH="33%"`
389			`ALIGN="left"`
390			`VALIGN="top"`
391			`><A`
392			`HREF="package.distrib.html"`
393			`ACCESSKEY="P"`
394			`>Prev</A`
395			`></TD`
396			`><TD`
397			`WIDTH="34%"`
398			`ALIGN="center"`
399			`VALIGN="top"`
400			`><A`
401			`HREF="cdl-guide.html"`
402			`ACCESSKEY="H"`
403			`>Home</A`
404			`></TD`
405			`><TD`
406			`WIDTH="33%"`
407			`ALIGN="right"`
408			`VALIGN="top"`
409			`><A`
410			`HREF="language.commands.html"`
411			`ACCESSKEY="N"`
412			`>Next</A`
413			`></TD`
414			`></TR`
415			`><TR`
416			`><TD`
417			`WIDTH="33%"`
418			`ALIGN="left"`
419			`VALIGN="top"`
420			`>Making a Package Distribution</TD`
421			`><TD`
422			`WIDTH="34%"`
423			`ALIGN="center"`
424			`VALIGN="top"`
425			`> </TD`
426			`><TD`
427			`WIDTH="33%"`
428			`ALIGN="right"`
429			`VALIGN="top"`
430			`>CDL Commands</TD`
431			`></TR`
432			`></TABLE`
433			`></DIV`
434			`></BODY`
435			`></HTML`
436			`>`

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