
Appendix D
D-5
Important: A wildcard specified on a receive is processed by Kermit on
the OS-9 target. A wildcard specified on a send is processed by Kermit on
the PC.
A transfer list consists of:
A tag keyword (TAG), which must start in column one.
A user-defined tag name and an optional description of the tag.
An associated set of filename and transfer types.
You must specify a file type after the file name. Valid options are:
File Type Description
For example, a transfer list (TRANSFER.LST) might look like Figure D.3.
Figure D.3
Transfer List
PCBridge Microware’s PC hosted OS-9/680x0 Development System
files
keyword
user–defined name
optional description
JOE USER’S TRANSFER LIST
TAG d/jointfilesconvert/1606522/bg_hello debug files for hello world program
hello.c -t hello.stb -b hello.d/jointfilesconvert/1606522/bg -b
hello -l
TAG src_hello - send hello source only
hello.c -t
TAG test_data - receive test data from target
test*.* -t testbin*.* -b
TAG config - receive config info from target
cfg* -b config.sys -t
To create or modify a transfer list, select T) Modify Transfer List
from the main PCBridge menu. This invokes the editor on the file
TRANSFER.LST in the working directory.
Komentáře k této Příručce