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SERIALVIEW(1)		     General Commands Manual		   SERIALVIEW(1)

NAME
     serialview - Terminal emulator for uCsim

SYNOPSIS
     serialview -i <filename> -o <filename> -L n -a <pattern> -A <answer> -IOh

DESCRIPTION
     serialview is a simple terminal emulator which can be used with uCsim.

OPTIONS
     -i filename
	    filename  is  the pipe to the controllers's serial input. Characters
	    typed into the input panel will be written to this file.

     -o filename
	    filename is the pipe to the controllers's serial output. Content  of
	    this file is prosented on the output panel.

     -I     Use hexadecimal filter on input. Only hexadecimal characters are ac-
	    cepted  in input panel. Two characters are combined into a hexadeci-
	    mal code and value is written to the input pipe.

     -O     Use hexadecimal filter on output. Content of  output  pipe	is  pre-
	    sented  as a hexadecimal dump. -L option can be used to set how many
	    bytes are printed in one line.

     -a pattern
	    pattern is a string which is recognized in output stream  and  auto-
	    matically  answered  by  sending  an  answer string (see -A option).
	    String can be formatted as a C string, non-asci  characters  can  be
	    escaped in C style.

     -A answer
	    answer  is	a string which is sent when a pattern (see -a option) is
	    detected in simulator's output. This answer string is written to the
	    input pipe but not shown in the input panel.

     -L n   Set line length of hexadecimal dump in output panel (default=8).

     -h     Show summary of options.

     When no options are provided the input and output pipes are created in /tmp
     and named respectively in and out

SEE ALSO
     sdcc(1), ucsim(1).

AUTHOR
     Timothy Hurman

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