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We have an experimental program that be used to create a Docker container with minimum QuestaSim installation based on the end consumers needs. $ nimbusen --help /mtitcl/vsim/nimbusen (DEV-main 3940826 Ver. #3) usage: /mtitcl/vsim/nimbusen options subsets... where options are: -b | --baseimage <from-image> FROM image specification (default: centos) -c | --container <image-name> Create install tree and Dockerfile -d | --docker Create a Dockerfile -e | --env name=value Add ENV definition -h | --help Give this help list --list List all available subsets -m | --maketree <tree-name> Build an install tree from subsets -p | --platform <platform> Selection platform (default: linux_x86_64) -r | --root <source-install> Full install location -H | --stream Start one-time http tar streaming server -S | --sanitycheck <source-install> verify subsets against release -t | --tar <prefix_name> Create tarballs from source-install -v | --verbose Example use: # Select subsets to create a docker container: nimbusen --container qsim10.7c --root /u/release/10.7c/questasim simulator baselibs uvm1.1d # Call docker to create the container image: (cd 10.7c; sudo docker build -t qsim10.7c .) Other uses: # Capture the installation into subset tar files: nimbusen --tar 10.7c_ --root /u/release/10.7c/questasim # Build a local install tree from the subsets: nimbusen --maketree 10.7c --platform linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d # Generate a Dockerfile for this subset tree: nimbusen --docker --root 10.7c --platform linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d >10.7c/Dockerfile # Shorthand notation: nimbusen -crp example10.7c 10.7c linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d # http streaming: url=`nimbusen -H -crp exmpl_10.7c 10.7c linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d` sudo docker build -t expl2 $url
We have an experimental program that be used to create a Docker container with minimum QuestaSim installation based on the end consumers needs.
$ nimbusen --help /mtitcl/vsim/nimbusen (DEV-main 3940826 Ver. #3) usage: /mtitcl/vsim/nimbusen options subsets... where options are: -b | --baseimage <from-image> FROM image specification (default: centos) -c | --container <image-name> Create install tree and Dockerfile -d | --docker Create a Dockerfile -e | --env name=value Add ENV definition -h | --help Give this help list --list List all available subsets -m | --maketree <tree-name> Build an install tree from subsets -p | --platform <platform> Selection platform (default: linux_x86_64) -r | --root <source-install> Full install location -H | --stream Start one-time http tar streaming server -S | --sanitycheck <source-install> verify subsets against release -t | --tar <prefix_name> Create tarballs from source-install -v | --verbose Example use: # Select subsets to create a docker container: nimbusen --container qsim10.7c --root /u/release/10.7c/questasim simulator baselibs uvm1.1d # Call docker to create the container image: (cd 10.7c; sudo docker build -t qsim10.7c .) Other uses: # Capture the installation into subset tar files: nimbusen --tar 10.7c_ --root /u/release/10.7c/questasim # Build a local install tree from the subsets: nimbusen --maketree 10.7c --platform linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d # Generate a Dockerfile for this subset tree: nimbusen --docker --root 10.7c --platform linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d >10.7c/Dockerfile # Shorthand notation: nimbusen -crp example10.7c 10.7c linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d # http streaming: url=`nimbusen -H -crp exmpl_10.7c 10.7c linux_x86_64 simulator baselibs uvm1.1d` sudo docker build -t expl2 $url
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