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\section{Using \protect\Dpp{}}
\label{Sec:Using}

In this section we describe how to start \Dpp{} and give a brief
overview of how to use it.

\subsection{Getting started}

Environmental variable \verb"OPD_ROOT"\index{OPD\_ROOT} must be
set to the root directory where \Dpp{} is installed.

To execute \Dpp{} enter the unix command `\DppNm{opd}'.
This assumes that \DppNm{opd} or a link to it is installed
in your execution path.

\Dpp{} automatically saves it state on exiting.
The state includes any networks or other
user defined objects. These are restored by reading the default
state file when you next execute \Dpp{} in the same directory.

You can override the loading of the default state and action files
with command line options. (An action file allows you to record your
actions during a session as opposed to a state file which only records
the final state that resulted from those actions.)
The default file to store the state is \DppNm{dsppp.0}.
Previous backups are kept in \DppNm{dsppp.N} where  the larger N is the older
the backup is.
The default is to save the four most recent backups. Up to 10 backups can be
saved.
The default action file is \DppNm{.opdinit}.

The following command line parameters are optional.
\begin{itemize}
\item[-c] do not read a default state or action file.
\item[-r] specify an initial state file (do not use the default).
\item[-a] specify an initial action file (do not use the default).
\item[-i] use the 16 bit integer simulator instead of the default
single precision floating point version.
\item[-e] describes the environmental variables used by \Dpp{}.
\item[-d] run \DppNm{gdb} on the DSP process.
\item[-g] run \DppNm{gdb} on the user interface process.
\item[-T] use the command line version of \DppNm{gdb}.
\end{itemize}

\input{fh_usage}
%\input{iintrod}
%\input{fhelp}

\section{Release notes and validation}
\label{Sec:Release}

This section contains the release notes and information about validation
suites.

\input{fh_release}
%\input{rrelease}
%\input{vvalid}

\section{Creating and editing DSP networks}
\label{Sec:EditNet}

\input{fh_net_edit}
%\input{nnet}
%\input{nnet_edit}
%\input{nshow_links}
%\input{ddspnode}
%\input{pplots}
%\input{gplot_detail}
%\input{gplot_view}
%\input{ttxt_out}
%\input{ttxt_file}

\section{Menu database overview}
\label{Sec:MenuOver}

\input{fh_database}
%\input{nnet_database}
%\input{oobjects}
%\input{sstatesv}
%\input{ccmd}
%\input{ssetup}
%\input{ddebug}
%\input{eexamp}
%\input{vvariable}
%\input{aactions}


\section{Member functions}
\label{Sec:Member}

\input{fh_member}
%\input{nnodem}
%\input{mmk_tgt}
%\input{bbuf}


