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QualiTI ======= This page describes how to run QualiTI on the included sample algorithms, and then on any algorithm. What's in the QualiTI package ----------------------------- Under the top directory is the following: - packages/ti/xdais/qualiti -- this dir contains the QualiTI application - ti.xdais.qualiti.bat -- batch file that runs the app (Windows) - ti.xdais.qualiti.sh -- shell script that runs the app (Linux) Requirements ------------ QualiTI runs on Windows and Linux. On either OS you need: 1. XDC tools 3.00.05 or higher (some older versions will work as well, but have not been validated) 2. "cg_xml" tools 2.12 or later. cg_xml is a collection of utility scripts / executables which parse XML files generated by TI Codegen Tools to get information such as footprint and stack size from the object files. QualiTI uses several of these executables. Note that you do NOT need to download / install Perl, since the cg_xml perl scripts have already been converted to executables. Download the latest cg_xml release from: - https://www-a.ti.com/downloads/sds_support/applications_packages/cg_xml/index.htm Note: A subset of the required TI codegen tools are currently bundled with QualiTI in the <QualiTI Dir>/cgtools. As a result, the dependency on a TI codegen release has been [temporarily] removed. At some time in the future, QualiTI will likely reintroduce this dependency. Preparation (Windows) --------------------- Edit file ti.xdais.qualiti.bat and modify the path to match your XDC installation dir. Running QualiTI in graphical mode ---------------------------------- - Open a DOS shell, cd to where ti.xdais.qualiti.bat file is, and run this file. Alternatively, double-click on ti.xdais.qualiti.bat from the File Explorer. - You will see that the settings from the last session are remembered (they are stored under the user's home directory). If this is the first time you are running QualiTI, examine the Settings section and specify the right values for your installation for a sample algorithm: - Under "Algorithm": - Load an existing .qti config file. Each XDAIS example includes one or more of these .qti config files E.g. <XDAIS_INSTALL_DIR>\examples\ti\xdais\dm\examples\auddec1_copy\auddec1copy.qti The "Base Dir" is loosely the top directory underneath which the library directory and the headers directory is -- it's a common parent for library and headers. It can also be the package base directory, if the algorithm is in a RTSC package. - Under Tools: - specify your cg_xml tools directory, e.g. C:\myInstallations\cg_xml - Click the "Run" button to run all the tests. - Examine different windows. - Click on the "Status [...]" column header to cycle through failures. - Go to Settings->Reports tab to view generated HTML reports. By default, the two reports will be generated in the base directory. Running QualiTI in command mode -------------------------------- To run the auddec1copy.qti project from the command line, type (from a DOS shell) > startqti <path to example>/auddec1copy.qti The script will run the tests and generate HTML report, presenting a brief summary on standard output. You can control how quiet or verbose the script is, and also control HTML reports by using options you can learn about from invoking "startqti -h". Note that the tools paths are read from a file Tools.ini located in the user's home directory. This file is created when the application exits in GUI mode, and it stores Settings->Tools in there. If you want to use a different Tools.ini file, you can specify one with the -t option. Changing QualiTI rule settings ------------------------------- Some rules in the suite define some of their parameters as configurable options. You can redefine these parameters by writing a user script that changes them and which runs prior to other QualiTI scripts. To specify such a script, use the -u <filename> command line options. For example, Rule13 defines the list of standard sections as config string standardSections[] = [ ".cinit", ".text", etc. ... ]; If you want to redefine this list (bad idea!) create script, say, c:\myscripts\user.ini with the following contents: var Rule13 = xdc.module( "ti.sdo.qualiti6.Rule13" ); Rule13.standardSections = [ ".foo", ".bar" ]; and run QualiTI by passing -u c:\myscripts\user.ini from the command line. This option works in either mode (graphical or command). Running QualiTI on Linux ------------------------- Make sure you have the "xdc" command in your path. Run <XDAIS_INSTALL_DIR>/ ti.xdais.qualiti.sh shell script. Everything else should be the same.