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Passing command line arguments to NIOS using IDE

Altera_Forum
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‎04-04-2006 04:09 PM
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Hi folks, 

 

I'm wondering if there is a way to pass command line arguments to the main progam running on a NIOS II through the IDE. I have been browsing the documention but found no information regarding this possibility. Does anybody knows about this ? 

 

thanks in advance, 

 

Regards 

 

Steven
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Altera_Forum
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‎04-06-2006 04:16 PM
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I do not think you can do that using the Altera HAL. If you use ucLinux then probably you can use Uboot... 

 

Paolo
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Altera_Forum
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‎03-06-2011 09:29 PM
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Did any one find a solution for this..? 

 

I am using Micro C OS and Nios II IDE.....please let me know how to pass arguments to C main function....
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Altera_Forum
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‎03-07-2011 09:03 AM
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Where do you think the arguments are going to come from? 

You are writing code for an embedded system! not an application for an interactive OS.
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‎03-07-2011 03:11 PM
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^^^ makes sense...thanks for the reply...

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