02-07-2013
Help in UNIX
Hi friends,
I am new to UNIX. My issue is..... We are having a path like a/b/c/d/outfiles. The output files generated during execution of program are saved in this path(all output files will be with extension '.out' like output1.out). Is there any UNIX command to jump directly to the path *outfiles*? And is there any command to find the path of the file output1.out directly without searching for that path and downloading the file?
I am trying to use the command find . -name output1.out. ( It will search all the files in current directory and the sub directory). But if I am in a/b directory and searching for that file with that command and if any sub folders of b,c or d doesn't have read permissions, its stopped searching there.
Please help me.
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vermin
VERMIN(1) Verilog Compilation VERMIN(1)
NAME
vermin - Parses and processes Verilog HDL files
SYNTAX
vermin [VERILOGFILE]... [option]...
DESCRIPTION
Parses Verilog HDL files for use by other tools. The Verilog grammar used is 1364-1995.
OPTIONS
-h[elp]
Prints out help screen.
-emitmono fname
Emit monolithic (parser view of) file to fname.
-emitstems
Emit source code stems to stdout.
-emitvars
Emit source code variables to stdout.
-Dx=y Equivalent to `define X Y in source.
+define+x=y
Equivalent to `define X Y in source.
+incdir+dirname
Add dirname to include search path.
+libext+ext
Add ext to filename when searching for files.
-pragma name
Add name (synopsys, verilint, vertex) to accepted pragmas. Note that "vertex" is for legacy reasons; the executable name has since
changed to avoid name clashes with an existing 3D modeling program.
-y dirname
Add directory dirname to source input path.
-yi dirname
Add directory dirname to source input path (case insensitive search).
-f filename
Insert args from filename. Does not work recursively.
EXAMPLES
The following indicates that the library extension is .v and that the include directory is the current working directory and that the
library directory is also the current working directory. Stems generation is enabled to generate a stems file for use with other tools.
Various compile-time defines are also defined on the command line.
vermin XYZ450AC6V1.v -emitstems -y . +incdir+. +libext+.v -DUTLB_OutputData=0 -D__PORTALS_VERILOG__
AUTHORS
Anthony Bybell <bybell@rocketmail.com>
SEE ALSO
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