Samsung Newsroom Posted July 20, 2020 Report Share Posted July 20, 2020 Tizen 5.5 comes with support for a new sdb shell CLI command called dotnet. The command is for use by application and platform developers for advanced testing and debugging scenarios. Note: You cannot use the dotnet command when developing for TV devices (missing sdb shell support). Tip: To see which version of Tizen your device runs on, enter sdb capability and find the platform_version value. Note: If you have ever installed the .NET SDK on Windows or macOS/Linux, you may have some knowledge about the dotnet command provided by the SDK. However, dotnet on Tizen is not a variant of the .NET SDK CLI and has a smaller number of supported features. The following options are currently available with the dotnet command on Tizen 5.5. sh-3.2$ dotnet -h Execute a .NET application or command. Usage: dotnet [options] [path-to-executable] [arguments] Usage: dotnet [command] [arguments] Options: -h, --help show this help message --clr-path <path> path to libcoreclr.so and runtime assemblies --tool-path <path> path to the tool installation directory --additionalprobingpath <path> path containing assemblies to probe for --globalizationinvariant run in globalization invariant mode Commands: counters monitor or collect performance counters dump capture or analyze a coredump gcdump capture a heapdump trace collect or convert a diagnostic event trace Running a console application To execute a .NET application from the command line, use dotnet or dotnet exec with an assembly (.dll) name. Note: .runtimeconfig.json and .deps.json files are not required. dotnet automatically resolves dependencies from the executing directory. $ sdb push MyAssembly.dll /home/owner/share $ sdb shell sh-3.2$ cd /home/owner/share sh-3.2$ dotnet MyAssembly.dll Installing and invoking a global tool A tool is a special kind of console application which can be installed as a development add-on. Most tools use the dotnet-* prefix as a naming convention. Microsoft has developed a set of tools which can be used for runtime diagnostics (for example, performance evaluation and problem analysis). The tools are maintained and published through the dotnet/diagnostics repo in GitHub. The currently available tools include: dotnet-counters dotnet-dump dotnet-gcdump dotnet-trace To install the above tools on Tizen, follow these steps: Download the latest release of pre-built diagnostics tools (.tar.gz) from the tizendotnet/diagnostics repo. Copy the files to your device's /home/owner/share/.dotnet/tools directory. $ sdb push [.tar.gz] /home/owner/share $ sdb shell sh-3.2$ cd /home/owner/share sh-3.2$ mkdir -p .dotnet/tools sh-3.2$ tar -zxvf [.tar.gz] -C .dotnet/tools Note: The dotnet tool install command is not supported by dotnet on Tizen. If you have installed the tools successfully, launch them using the dotnet [name] command (omit - in the name). sh-3.2$ dotnet dump -h Usage: dotnet-dump [options] [command] Options: --version Display version information Commands: collect Capture dumps from a process analyze <dump_path> Starts an interactive shell with debugging commands to explore a dump ps Lists the dotnet processes that dumps can be collected Otherwise, you will see the following error message. sh-3.2$ dotnet hello Could not execute because dotnet-hello does not exist. Go to https://developer.samsung.com/tizen to learn how to install tools. For more usage and examples, click on the links in the Installing an invoking a global tool section. View the full blog at its source Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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