What exactly do you mean by input file? A file the program reads in?
Standard input? The executable file itself? If you could be more
specific it would help to answer your question.
Gabe
Paul wrote:
in the example/se.py script i just see an example on how to open 1
file. i have tried a couple of ways but none of them would work right
On 10/7/07, *Nathan Binkert* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
> i am trying to write an script for syscall emulation m5 and i am
unable
> to figure out how to get it to load more then one input
file. are there
> any examples that i can look at or can someone tell me how to
load it
> into the process?
> thanks paul
M5 emulates the open system call, so if your program tries to open
a file
for input, it should work.
Nate
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