That’s not how you would use it. Get the variable you want to use to increment the address and use it as part of the address in the xmpstore. The variable could be @cnt that you passed in.
Assume you are passing a value in and a cnt in @ cnt in that order. The ob address is the base address to store the data plus @cnt for update.
# Get the value and the cout
lassign $xlateInVals val cnt
# Get the two OB addresses
lassign $xlateOutList valAddr cntAddr
# Assume you know address is something like :
# 0(0).PID(0).00133 and you want it to be
# 0(0).PID(CTR).00133
regsub — {PID(0)} $valAddr “PID($cnt)” valAddr
# Increment the counter
incr cnt
# store the count
xpmstore $xlateId $cntAddr c $cnt
# Store the value
xmpstore $xalteId $valAddr c $val
This is off the top of my head. I think its right but I may have fat-fingered something.
