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are yes, on, 1, +, no, off, 0, - (a minus sign or dash).
Examples:
libf -–verbosecomments=yes
libf --verbosecomments
• Commands can be read from the command line or from a command file
(script file). A command file contains empty lines, lines starting with a
semicolon (comment lines), or lines containing one command switch on
each line (with value as applicable). The file extension can be any
characters, but it is recommended that you use the “.libf” extension.
Example command file:
; LIBF command file for myProject
--source=myModelFile.nc
--basename=myProjectVer1
--clock=10
--pid=9F:FF:FF:00:00:00:04:00
--out=C:\myFolder\ProjectVer1
• Command switches can appear at any location within the command line
or in any order (on separate lines) within a script.
Command Switches
Table 10 lists the available command switches for the libf command. Only the
following switches are required for the command:
• --source (–n)
• --pid (-i)
• --basename (-b)
• --clock (-c)
Other command switches are optional.
Table 10. Command Switches for the libf Command
Command Switch
Long Form
Short
Form
Description
--addresses -A Implement address table with the specified number of
entries
--aliases -L Implement alias table with specified number of entries
--avgdynsd -g Set the average dynamic network variable self-
documentation string size (0..128)
--basename -b Set the project's base name