ProIV IDE Server Setup - Unix Kernel
You will need to modify all the users login scripts to start up ProIV when ProIV IDE logs in, as follows depending of the shell you use.
You will need to modify the bolded items in the scripts as follows:
"/usr/proiv/develop" - is the path where you normally start ProIV from. To find out this value for your system, login to ProIV as usual, then at the ? shell out to unix by typing !sh Then type pwd and the path printed is what you should change this value to.
"boots" - if your system uses PROPATH, then you need to set this to what ever your system is set to. To find out this value for your system, login to ProIV as usual, then at the ? shell out to unix by typing !sh Then type echo $PROPATH and the path printed is what you should change this value to. If this value is not defined or blank, you can remove this line from this script.
"/usr/bin/" - This is the path where the ProIV executable is stored. (ie pro)
CSH:
You will need to add these lines to the top of your .cshrc script in your home dir.
if ($?TERM) then
if ($TERM == "proivide") then
setenv PROTERM GUIDEV
cd /usr/proiv/develop
setenv PROPATH boots
setenv PRORUNTYPE DEV
/usr/bin/pro 004 IDE
exit
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SH, BSH & KSH:
You will need to add these lines to the top of your .profile script in your home dir.
if [ "${TERM}" = "proivide" ]
then
PROTERM=GUIDEV export PROTERM
cd /usr/proiv/develop
PROPATH=boots export PROPATH
PRORUNTYPE=DEV export PRORUNTYPE
/usr/bin/pro 004 IDE
exit
fi
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Note: You may need to add other ProIV settings after the PRORUNTYPE, like LD_LIBRARY_PATH, if you system needs them.
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