Are you talking about the -i option? That's to set standard in for the
process, and there is no support for passing in multiple files. You could
simply cat all of your input files into one big file and then use that.
If you're trying to do somethign else and actually use file open from your
process, you don't need to do anything in the configuration other than
make sure your current working directory is set right.
Nate
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]> 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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