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During the build, TCM starts with the base file and appends each subscript’s system
file edits, in the order the subscripts are added to the master script, then appends the
master script’s edits.
6. TCM presents an edit box displaying the resulting contents of each system file built.
If you did not include a base system file, TCM displays the file as Created . If you
included a base system file and specified edits to the file, TCM displays the file as
Built .
7. If necessary, alter the contents of the system file to correct for order dependency. You
can move lines, delete lines, etc., in the edit box.
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To accept the file as is, choose the OK button.
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To accept this file and all other system files without further edits, choose the Yes
to All button.
Choose Cancel to exit the build.
8. If you edited the system file, the buttons change.
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To accept the file with the changes just entered, choose the Accept button.
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To undo the system file build and return to the file’s original state before any edits
were appended, choose the Reject button.
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To exit the build, choose the Cancel button.
9. If you accepted changes made in the review box, TCM saves the edits to the current
build.
On the next build, TCM will display the system file as
Saved .
10. To accept the saved system file, choose the OK button.
To delete the hand edits from step 7 and build the file as new, choose the Rebuild
button.
Set the Script Parameters
TCM uses the script parameters to set up the hex image.
To set the script parameters for a specific script:
1. Click on the script in the Script Browser window to select it.
OR double-click on the script to make it the active script in the Script Window.
2. Choose Script | Script Properties from the menu bar.
OR choose the Script Properties button from the toolbar.