sfdk-config

Show configuration in all scopes

$ sfdk config --show

$ sfdk config [name]=[value]

$ sfdk config [name]=

$ sfdk config [name]

$ sfdk --drop [name]

$ sfdk config --[scope] [subcommand]

sfdk-config [options]

--help
    Displays help information and available options.

--version
    Displays the version of sfdk-config.

--check
    Checks the SFDK environment configuration.

--set =
    Sets the specified environment variable to the given value.

--unset
    Unsets the specified environment variable.

The sfdk-config command is a utility used to manage and configure the SFDK (Specific Fabric Development Kit) environment on Linux systems. It allows users to set up, modify, and check the SFDK environment variables and configurations required for developing and running applications specific to the fabric hardware.

Typically, SFDK's involve specialized hardware, and sfdk-config helps to streamline the integration of software with that hardware. It might handle tasks such as setting environment variables, updating configuration files, installing necessary drivers, or validating the setup.

The exact functionality of sfdk-config depends heavily on the specific fabric and software it's designed to support. Users should consult the SFDK documentation for detailed instructions on its usage and available options. It can provide valuable insights in troubleshooting environment-related problems, or updating paths to SFDK supplied compilers, linkers or libraries.

The specific options and behavior of sfdk-config can vary significantly depending on the particular SFDK installation. Consult the SFDK documentation for accurate and up-to-date information.

If you encounter errors while using sfdk-config, check the following:
1. Ensure that the SFDK is correctly installed.
2. Verify that you have the necessary permissions to modify environment variables.
3. Consult the SFDK documentation for troubleshooting tips and known issues.

sfdk-config might interact with custom configuration files within the SFDK environment. Consult the SFDK documentation to understand how these files affect the overall configuration.

The sfdk-config command is likely a relatively recent addition to Linux toolsets, specifically designed to ease the complexities involved with specific fabric development kits. Its development and usage are directly tied to the growing need for simplified configuration processes when dealing with specialized hardware and software environments. The command's purpose is to improve developer productivity and reduce setup time by providing a centralized tool for managing the SFDK environment.

env(1), export(1), set(1)