Usage mode#4 (tmux with tcu_muxer)

This is a wrapper over the tcu_muxer tool that creates a tmux session with a separate window for each terminal.

$<top>/drive-foundation/tools/muxer/tcu_muxer/tcu_muxer_tmux.sh -g 11 -b 10 -d /dev/ttyACM0 -s /path/to/logging/dir/ -l /path/to/logging/file
Opening: /dev/pts/16 RCE
Opening: /dev/pts/17 BPMP
Opening: /dev/pts/18 SCE
Opening: /dev/pts/19 SPE
Opening: /dev/pts/20 TZ
Opening: /dev/pts/22 CCPLEX: 0
Opening: /dev/pts/23 CCPLEX: 1
Opening: /dev/pts/24 CCPLEX: 2
Opening: /dev/pts/25 CCPLEX: 3
Opening: /dev/pts/26 CCPLEX: 4
Opening: /dev/pts/27 CCPLEX: 5
Opening: /dev/pts/28 CCPLEX: 6
Opening: /dev/pts/29 CCPLEX: 7
Opening: /dev/pts/30 CCPLEX: 8
Opening: /dev/pts/31 CCPLEX: 9
Opening: /dev/pts/32 CCPLEX: 10
################################# 001 ##
/dev/pts/22 [Guest 0]
/dev/pts/23 [BPMP]
/dev/pts/24 [Resource Manager]
/dev/pts/25 [Monitor Partition]
/dev/pts/26 [System Manager]
/dev/pts/27 [Storage]
/dev/pts/28 [Security Engine]
/dev/pts/29 [Debug Server]
/dev/pts/30 [TrustZone Server]
/dev/pts/32 [Hypervisor]
$ tmux attach

Attaches to the tmux session. There are two windows: one for all the R5 clusters and the other for all the CCPLEX terminals. Select the panes and windows using the mouse. To select text, hold shift and select; otherwise, the selection is captured by tmux and is not copied to the system clipboard.