st.cmd

Example IOC startup file - calls NetShrVarConfigure() to load netvarconfig.xml

## @file st.cmd IOC startup file

## if you are using the NetShrVar binary distribution you may need
## to manually edit "envPaths"
< envPaths

cd ${TOP}

## Register all support components
dbLoadDatabase "dbd/TestNetShrVar.dbd"
TestNetShrVar_registerRecordDeviceDriver pdbbase

## main args are:  portName, configSection, configFile, pollPeriod, options
## (see NetShrVarConfigure() documentation in NetShrVarDriver.cpp)
##
## portName      ("nsv" below) refers to the asyn driver port name - it is the
##               external name used in DB files to refer to driver instance
## configSection ("sec1" below) refers to the section of
## configFile    ("netvarconfig.xml" below) where settings are read from
## configFile    is the path to the main configuration file (netvarconfig.xml)
## pollPeriod    (100) is the interval (ms) at which the driver will pull
##               values from the client side buffer for variables
##               accessed via a BufferedReader connection
## options       (0 below) is currently unused but would map to values
##               in #NetShrVarOptions
NetShrVarConfigure("nsv", "sec1", "$(TOP)/TestNetShrVarApp/src/netvarconfig.xml", 100, 0)

## Load our record instances - basic network shared variable access.
dbLoadRecords("db/TestNetShrVar.db","P=TEST:")

## Records to access shared variable alarm fields if alarming is enabled.
## Records will still go into alarm state without this being loaded, this is
## to demonstrate how you could modify shared variable alarm settings
## from EPICS PVs
#dbLoadRecords("db/TestNetShrVarAlarms.db","P=TEST:")

cd ${TOP}/iocBoot/${IOC}
iocInit