FileUtils
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package firrtl
recursively delete all directories in a relative path DO NOT DELETE absolute paths
recursively delete all directories in a relative path DO NOT DELETE absolute paths
recursively delete all directories in a relative path DO NOT DELETE absolute paths
a directory hierarchy to delete
Read a text file and return it as a Seq of strings Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
Read a text file and return it as a Seq of strings Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
a java File to be read
Read a text file and return it as a Seq of strings Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
Read a text file and return it as a Seq of strings Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
The file to read
Read text file and return it as a Seq of strings Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
Read text file and return it as a Seq of strings Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
a java File to be read
resourceName typically begins with a slash.
Read a text file and return it as a single string Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
Read a text file and return it as a single string Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
a java File to be read
Read a text file and return it as a single string Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
Read a text file and return it as a single string Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
The file to read
Read text file and return it as a single string Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
Read text file and return it as a single string Closes the file after read to avoid dangling file handles
a java File to be read
resourceName typically begins with a slash.
Indicate if an external command (executable) is available (from the current PATH).
Indicate if an external command (executable) is available (from the current PATH).
the command/executable (without any arguments).
true if cmd
Indicate if an external command (executable) is available (from the current PATH).
Indicate if an external command (executable) is available (from the current PATH).
the command/executable plus any arguments to the command as a Seq().
true if cmd <args>
Flag indicating if vcs is available (for Verilog compilation and testing).
Flag indicating if vcs is available (for Verilog compilation and testing).
We used to use a bash command (which ...) to determine this, but this is problematic on Windows (issue #807).
Instead we try to run the executable itself (with innocuous arguments) and interpret any errors/exceptions
as an indication that the executable is unavailable.
Create a directory if it doesn't exist
Create a directory if it doesn't exist
a directory string with one or more levels
true if the directory exists or if it was successfully created