1 /** 2 * A user-space application for generating psuedo-random specification compliant CPER records. 3 * 4 * Author: Lawrence.Tang@arm.com 5 **/ 6 7 #include <stdio.h> 8 #include <string.h> 9 #include "../edk/Cper.h" 10 #include "cper-generate.h" 11 12 void print_help(); 13 14 int main(int argc, char* argv[]) 15 { 16 //If help requested, print help. 17 if (argc == 2 && strcmp(argv[1], "--help") == 0) 18 { 19 print_help(); 20 return 0; 21 } 22 23 //Ensure the minimum number of arguments. 24 if (argc < 5) 25 { 26 printf("Insufficient number of arguments. See 'cper-generate --help' for command information.\n"); 27 return -1; 28 } 29 30 //Open a file handle to write output. 31 FILE* cper_file = fopen(argv[2], "w"); 32 if (cper_file == NULL) 33 { 34 printf("Could not get a handle for output file '%s', file handle returned null.\n", argv[2]); 35 return -1; 36 } 37 38 //Generate the record. Type names start from argv[4]. 39 UINT16 num_sections = argc - 4; 40 generate_cper_record(argv + 4, num_sections, cper_file); 41 fclose(cper_file); 42 } 43 44 45 //Prints command help for this CPER generator. 46 void print_help() 47 { 48 printf(":: --out cper.file --sections section1 [section2 section3 ...]\n"); 49 printf("\tGenerates a psuedo-random CPER file with the provided section types and outputs to the given file name.\n"); 50 printf("\tValid section type names are the following:\n"); 51 printf("\t\t- generic\n"); 52 printf("\t\t- ia32x64\n"); 53 printf("\t\t- ipf\n"); 54 printf("\t\t- arm\n"); 55 printf("\t\t- memory\n"); 56 printf("\t\t- memory2\n"); 57 printf("\t\t- pcie\n"); 58 printf("\t\t- firmware\n"); 59 printf("\t\t- pcibus\n"); 60 printf("\t\t- pcidev\n"); 61 printf("\t\t- dmargeneric\n"); 62 printf("\t\t- dmarvtd\n"); 63 printf("\t\t- dmariommu\n"); 64 printf("\t\t- ccixper\n"); 65 printf("\t\t- cxlprotocol\n"); 66 printf("\t\t- cxlcomponent\n"); 67 printf("\t\t- unknown\n"); 68 printf("\n:: --help\n"); 69 printf("\tDisplays help information to the console.\n"); 70 }