sc-machine
Note
This is correct for only versions of sc-machine that >= 0.10.0.
Sc-machine is a sc-memory with opportunity to add modules consistent with the general sc-machine interface. All such modules are named extensions, must be shared libraries (with file extension .so or .dylib) and stored in common directory (by default it is ./bin/extensions). By default, sc-machine contains sc-server that allows to communicate with sc-memory through network. You can find sc-machine in a bin directory.
Usage:
./bin/sc-machine [options]
Required options:
--storage|-s <directory> Provide a path to directory with knowledge base binaries. Knowledge base binaries should be generated by sc-builder binary.
This path can also be provided via the `storage` option in the [sc-memory] group of the configuration file specified with --config|-c.
If both options are provided, the value from --storage|-s takes precedence.
--config|-c <config-name>.ini Provide a path to configuration file. If `storage` option is not provided as argument, then this file should contain `storage` option in `[sc-memory]` group.
Configuration file can be used to set additional (optional) options for ./bin/sc-machine.
Options:
--extensions|-e <directory> Provide a path to directories containing extensions. Extensions should represent compiled dynamic libraries of agent sc-modules.
This path can also be provided via the `extensions` option in the [sc-memory] group of the configuration file specified with --config|-c.
If both options are provided, the value from --extensions|-e takes precedence.
--clear Run sc-memory in the mode when it overwrites existing knowledge base binaries.
--verbose|-v Shutdown sc-memory without dumping its state into knowledge base binaries.
--test|-t Test sc-memory state. If this flag is specified, sc-memory will be initialized and shutdown immediately.
--version Display version of ./bin/sc-machine.
--help Display this help message.
Example of usage: