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@@ -20,22 +20,28 @@ access internal SICS interfaces like the drive command or
others. Object aliases are installed into SICS with the SICSAlias
command:
<DL>
<DT>SicsAlias newname oldname
<DT>SicsAlias oldname newname
<DD>This command installs newname as alias for the object oldname.
</dl>
SicsAlias can only be used within initialization scripts. SicsAlias is
considrered deprecated and can be replaced with the superior runtime
considered deprecated and can be replaced with the superior runtime
aliases described below.
</p>
<h2>Runtime Aliases</h2>
<p>
Runtime aliases are full object aliases which can be configured into the
system at run time by a SICS manager. The syntax looks like this:
system at run time by a SICS manager.
The syntax looks like this:
<dl>
<dt>definealias SICSobject aliasname
<dt>DefineAlias aliasname SICSobject
<dd>This defines aliasname to be the alias for the SICS object SICSobject.
<dt>definealias aliasname
<dd>This command deltes the alias aliasname.
It is not needed that SICSobject already exists. If SICSobject is already
an alias, it is translated before definition.
Multiple translation is possible, depending on the order of definition.
When an alias is used, and it does not point to an existing object,
the behaviour is the same as if an unknown object would have been used.
<dt>DefineAlias aliasname
<dd>This command deletes the alias aliasname.
</dl>
</p>
<h2>Command Aliases</h2>