Build Target Deployment Port Settings
Graphical User Interface
will be interpreted by the GUI and replaced with the actual values for the
current node. See GUI Macro Variables in the Rational Test RealTime Reference
Manual.
Build Target Deployment Port Settings
This area relates to the parameters of the Target Deployment Port on which is based
the Configuration:
·
Measure time used by: Selects between a real-time Operating system clock or a
Process or task clock for time measurement, if both options are available in the
current Target Deployment Port. Otherwise, this setting is ignored.
·
Maximum on-target buffer size: This sets the size of the I/O buffer. A smaller
I/O buffer can save memory when resources are limited. A larger buffer
improves performance.
The default setting for the I/O buffer is 1024 bytes.
·
Multi-threads: This box, when selected, protects Target Deployment Port global
variables against concurrent access when you are working in a multi-threaded
environment such as Posix, Solaris or Windows. This can cause an increase in
size of the Target Port as-well-as an impact on performance, therefore select this
option only when necessary.
·
Maximum number of threads: When the multi-thread option is enabled, this
setting sets the maximum number threads that can be run at the same time by
the application.
·
Run Garbage Collector at exit (for Java only): This setting runs the JVM garbage
collection when the application terminates.
To edit the Build settings for a node:
1. In
the
Project Explorer, click the Settings
button.
2.
Select a node in the Project Explorer pane.
3. In
the
Configuration Settings list, expand Build.
4. Select
Compiler, Linker, Execution or Target Deployment Port.
5.
When you have finished, click OK to validate the changes.
External Command Settings
The External Command settings are part of the Configuration Settings dialog box,
which allows you to configure settings for each node.
Use the External Command setting to set a command line for External Command
nodes. An External Command is a command line that can be included at any point in
your workspace. External Commands can contain Test RealTimeP GUI macro
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