Installation guide

3: Interfacing to DLI/TSI and Protocol Software
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3.1.2 Binary Files
In our example SRA, the binary files we use are as follows:
sra
This is the executable file for the SRA.
sradcfg.bin
This is the DLI configuration binary file used by the SRA.
sratcfg.bin
This is the TSI configuration binary file used by the SRA.
These three binary files are created by commands within the make file. As part of the
make process, the binary files are usually moved to the binary directory (/usr/local/free-
way/client/bsd/bin). Figure 3–3 shows an example of the make process using the three
example source files.
You may also manually create the DLI and TSI binary files by copying the text files to the
binary directory and running the DLI and TSI configuration utilities separately as in the
following example:
cd /usr/local/freeway/client/bsd/bin
mount -u -o rw /usr
cp -p ../../test/sra/sra*cfg .
./dlicfg sradcfg
Data Link Interface (DLI). 2004(C) Protogate, Inc.
DLI Configuration Processor (dlicfg)
Input file: sradcfg
Result file: sradcfg.bin
Backup file: sradcfg.bin.BAK
sradcfg completed successfully.
./tsicfg sratcfg
Transport Subsystem Interface(TSI). 2004(C) Protogate, Inc.
TSI Configuration Processor (tsicfg)
Input file: sratcfg
Result file: sratcfg.bin
Backup file: sratcfg.bin.BAK
sratcfg completed successfully.