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40<H1 align="left">init2env <IMG src="../image/NTR.gif" align="middle"><IMG src="../image/TWL.gif" align="middle"></H1>
41<H2>Description</H2>
42<P><CODE>init2env</CODE> is a tool to convert the resource data for the ENV library written in INIT format to the source file format in C.</P>
43<H2>Using the Tool</H2>
44<H3>Start Command</H3>
45<PRE><CODE>% init2env RESOURCE_FILE
46                  [-o OUTPUT_FILE]</CODE></PRE>
47<P>The resource data written in the INIT format specified by <CODE>RESOURCE_FILE</CODE> is changed to the C source file format and is output with the name <CODE>result.c</CODE>.</P>
48<P>With the <CODE>-o</CODE> option, the output file name can be changed from <CODE>result.c</CODE> to <CODE>OUTPUT_FILE</CODE>.</P>
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51<P><B>Description example of the resource data for the ENV library in INIT format.</B></P>
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53<P>INIT formatted resource data before being changed.</P>
54<BLOCKQUOTE><CODE>&lt;environment1&gt;<BR> [myClass11]<BR> str1    STRING mario<BR> bin1    BINARY 12345678<BR> bin2    BINARY &quot;testbin&quot;<BR> &lt;environment2&gt;<BR> [myClass21]<BR> str1    STRING mario<BR> bin1    BINARY abcd123<BR> bin2    BINARY &quot;test.txt&quot;<BR> [myClass22]<BR> data1   S32    -500<BR> data2   U16    0x8000<BR></CODE></BLOCKQUOTE>
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56<P>C Source File formatted Resource Data after being changed.</P>
57<BLOCKQUOTE><CODE>ENVResource myResource1[] = {<BR> &quot;myClass11.str1&quot;,  ENV_STRING( &quot;mario&quot; ),<BR> &quot;myClass11.bin1&quot;,  ENV_BINARY( &quot;12345678&quot; ),<BR> &quot;myClass11.bin2&quot;,  ENV_BINARY( &quot;testbin file content&quot; ),<BR> ENV_RESOURCE_END<BR> };<BR> <BR> ENVResource myResource2[] = {<BR> &quot;myClass21.str1&quot;,  ENV_STRING( &quot;mario&quot; ),<BR> &quot;myClass21.bin1&quot;,  ENV_BINARY( &quot;abcd123&quot; ),<BR> &quot;myClass21.bin2&quot;,  ENV_BINARY( &quot;test.txt file content&quot; ),<BR> &quot;myClass22.data1&quot;,  ENV_S32( -500 ),<BR> &quot;myClass22.data2&quot;,  ENV_U16( 0x8000 ),<BR> ENV_RESOURCE_END<BR> };<BR> <BR> ENVResource* resourceArray[]={ myResource1, myResource2, NULL };</CODE></BLOCKQUOTE>
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59<P>When the resource type is BINARY, data within <CODE> &quot;&quot; </CODE> is seen as file names and it is possible to make the file contents into data automatically.</P>
60<P>Resource data can be used as is by compiling the generated C source file and the program using ENV together.</P><BR>
61<H2>Location</H2>
62<P><CODE>$TwlSDK/tools/bin/init2env.exe</CODE></P>
63<H2>See Also</H2>
64<P><CODE><A href="../env/about_env.html">ENV</A></CODE></P>
65<H2>Revision History</H2>
66<P>2005/10/20 Initial version.</P>
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