#include <Boot.h>

Inheritance diagram for CBoot:

Collaboration diagram for CBoot:

Public Member Functions
	CBoot (Tcl_Interp *pInterp, DAQ::DDAS::Configuration &config)

virtual	~CBoot ()

virtual int	operator() (std::vector< Tcl_Obj * > &objv)

Public Member Functions inherited from CTclCommand
	CTclCommand (Tcl_Interp pInterp, const char cmdName)

virtual	~CTclCommand ()

virtual int	operator() (std::vector< Tcl_Obj * > &argv)=0

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from CTclCommand
Tcl_Interp *	getInterpreter ()

void	requireExactly (std::vector< Tcl_Obj * > &objv, int nParams)

void	requireAtMost (std::vector< Tcl_Obj * > &objv, int max)

void	setResult (const char *result)

void	setResult (Tcl_Obj *result)

void	setResult (double value)

void	setResult (int value)

int	getInteger (Tcl_Obj *intObj)

double	getDouble (Tcl_Obj *dblObj)

Detailed Description

This class provides the pixie16::boot command which accepts a two parameters, the module index of the module to boot. If the user wants to boot by slot number, they must inventory the modules and look through the inventory to figure out which index corresponds to the desired slot. Note that the boot pattern will only be 0x7f which boots everything.

Note: As of 6 March 2026, the boot feature is not fully functional. If the module is running a managed firmware set (XIA standard firmware directory structure), then the boot process will work. If the user overrides the system firmware set, the reboot process will fail with an "invalid firmware" error despite initially booting properly. This issue has been reported to XIA and is currently under investigation.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CBoot()

CBoot::CBoot	(	Tcl_Interp *	pInterp,
		DAQ::DDAS::Configuration &	config
	)

constructor

Parameters

pInterp	- pointer to the interpreter our command
config	- references the module configuration.

◆ ~CBoot()

CBoot::~CBoot ( )

virtual

destructor null for now.

Member Function Documentation

◆ operator()()

int CBoot::operator() ( std::vector< Tcl_Obj * > & objv )

virtual

operator()

Validate the parameter, and parameter type.
Figure out the module hardware type.
Fetch the names of the various files we need to boot.
Boot the module.
Parameters

objv - the command line words.

Returns
int - TCL_OK for success, TCL_ERROR for failure.

Note
-there's only a result if errors are throw and then it's a textual error message.

Implements CTclCommand.

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