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Epson S5U1C62000A Manual

Epson S5U1C62000A Manual (255 pages)

Epson CMOS 4-Bit Single Chip Microcomputer Manual

Brand: Epson | Category: Computer Hardware | Size: 1.96 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
7
Chapter 1 General

13
- Features
  13
- Tool Composition
  14
  - Composition of Package
    14
  - Outline of Software Tools
    14
Chapter 2 Installation

15
Chapter 3 Software Development Procedure

19
- Software Development Flow
  19
- Development Using Work Bench
  20
  - Starting up the Work Bench
    20
  - Creating a New Project
    21
  - Editing Source Files
    21
  - Configuration of Tool Options
    23
  - Building an Executable Object
    24
  - Debugging
    25
Chapter 4 Work Bench

26
- Features
  26
- Starting up and Terminating the Work Bench
  26
- Work Bench Windows
  27
  - Window Configuration
    27
  - Window Manipulation
    28
- Toolbar and Buttons
  32
  - Standard Toolbar
    32
  - Build Toolbar
    33
  - Window Toolbar
    33
  - Toolbar Manipulation
    34
  - Insert into Project] Button on a [Edit] Window
    34
- Menus
  35
  - File] Menu
    35
  - Edit] Menu
    36
  - View] Menu
    36
  - Insert] Menu
    37
  - Build] Menu
    37
  - Tools] Menu
    37
  - Window] Menu
    38
  - Help] Menu
    38
- Project and Work Space
  39
  - Creating a New Project
    39
  - Inserting Sources into a Project
    40
  - Project] Window
    41
  - Opening and Closing a Project
    41
  - Files in the Work Space Folder
    42
- Source Editor
  43
  - Creating a New Source or Header File
    43
  - Loading and Saving Files
    44
  - Edit Function
    45
  - Tag Jump Function
    48
  - Printing
    49
- Build Task
  49
  - Preparing a Build Task
    49
  - Building an Executable Object
    49
  - Debugging
    50
  - Executing Other Tools
    51
- Tool Option Settings
  53
  - Assembler Options
    53
  - Linker Options
    54
  - Debugger Options
    56
  - HEX Converter Options
    56
- Short-Cut Key List
  57
- Error Messages
  57
- Precautions
  58
Chapter 5 Assembler

59
- Functions
  59
- Input/Output Files
  59
  - Input File
    59
  - Output Files
    60
- Starting Method
  61
- Messages
  62
- Grammar of Assembly Source
  63
  - Statements
    63
  - Instructions (Mnemonics and Pseudo-Instructions)
    65
  - Labels
    66
  - Comments
    68
  - Blank Lines
    68
  - Register Names
    68
  - Numerical Notations
    69
  - Symbols
    70
  - Operators
    70
  - Location Counter Symbol
    72
- Section Management
  73
- Assembler Pseudo-Instructions
  75
Chapter 6 Linker

101
- Functions
  101
- Input/Output Files
  101
  - Input Files
    101
  - Output Files
    102
- Starting Method
  103
- Messages
  106
- Linker Command File
  107
- Link Map File
  108
- Symbol File
  109
- Absolute List File
  110
- Cross Reference File
  111
- Linking
  112
- Automatic Insertion/Removal/Correction of "Pset" Instruction
  114
- Error/Warning Messages
  115
  - Errors
    115
  - Warning
    115
- Precautions
  116
Chapter 7 Hex Converter

117
- Functions
  117
- Input/Output Files
  117
  - Input Files
    117
  - Output Files
    117
- Starting Method
  118
- Messages
  119
- Output Hex Files
  120
  - Hex File Configuration
    120
  - Intel-HEX Format
    120
  - Motorola-S Format
    121
  - Conversion Range
    121
- Error/Warning Messages
  122
  - Errors
    122
  - Warning
    122
- Precautions
  123
Chapter 8 D Isassembler

124
- Functions
  124
- Input/Output Files
  124
- Input Files
  124
- Starting Method
  125
- Messages
  126
- Disassembling Output
  127
  - Error/Warning Messages
    130
  - Errors
    130
  - Warning
    130
Chapter 9 D Ebugger

131
- Features
  131
- Input Files
  131
  - Input/Output Files
    131
  - Output Files
    132
- Start-Up Format
  133
- Start-Up Options
  133
- Starting Method
  133
- Hardware Check at Start-Up
  134
- Start-Up Messages
  134
- Method of Termination
  135
- Windows
  136
  - Basic Structure of Window
    136
  - Command] Window
    138
  - Source] Window
    139
  - Data] Window
    141
  - Register] Window
    141
  - Trace] Window
    142
- Tool Bar
  143
  - Tool Bar Structure
    143
  - Key Break] Button
    143
  - Load File] and [Load Option] Buttons
    143
  - Source], [MIX], and [Unassemble] Buttons
    143
  - Go], [Go to Cursor], [Go from Reset], [Step], [Next and [Reset] Buttons
    143
  - Break] Button
    144
  - Help] Button
    144
- Menu
  145
  - Menu Structure
    145
  - File] Menu
    145
  - Run] Menu
    145
  - Break] Menu
    146
  - Trace] Menu
    146
  - View] Menu
    146
  - Option] Menu
    147
  - Windows] Menu
    147
  - Help] Menu
    147
- Method for Executing Commands
  148
  - Entering Commands from Keyboard
    148
  - Executing from Menu or Tool Bar
    150
  - Executing from a Command File
    151
  - Log File
    152
  - Debug Functions
    153
    
    Loading Program and Option Data
    153
    
    Source Display and Symbolic Debugging Function
    154
    
    Displaying and Modifying Program, Data, and Register
    156
    
    Executing Program
    158
    
    Break Functions
    160
    
    Trace Functions
    162
    
    Coverage
    165
  - Command Reference
    166
    
    Command List
    166
    
    Reference for each Command
    167
    
    As (Assemble Mnemonic)
    168
    
    Program Memory Operation
    168
    
    Pe (Program Memory Enter)
    170
    
    Pf (Program Memory Fill)
    171
    
    Pm (Program Memory Move)
    172
    
    Data Memory Operation
    173
    
    DD (Data Memory Dump)
    173
    
    De (Data Memory Enter)
    175
    
    Df (Data Memory Fill)
    177
    
    DM (Data Memory Move)
    178
    
    Rd (Register Display)
    179
    
    Register Operation
    179
    
    Rs (Register Set)
    180
    
    Program Execution
    181
    
    Gr (Go after Reset CPU)
    183
    
    S (Step)
    184
    
    N (Next)
    185
    
    CPU Reset
    186
    
    Rst (Reset CPU)
    186
    
    Bp (Break Point Set)
    187
    
    Break
    187
    
    Bpc (Break Point Clear)
    189
    
    Bd (Data Break)
    190
    
    Bdc (Data Break Clear)
    192
    
    Br (Register Break)
    193
    
    Brc (Register Break Clear)
    195
    
    Bm (Multiple Break)
    196
    
    Bmc (Multiple Break Clear)
    198
    
    Bl (Break Point List)
    199
    
    Bac (Break All Clear)
    200
    
    Be (Break Enable)
    201
    
    Bsyn (Break Disable)
    202
    
    Program Display
    203
    
    U (Unassemble)
    203
    
    Sc (Source Code)
    204
    
    Symbol Information
    206
    
    Lf (Load File)
    207
    
    Load File
    207
    
    Lo (Load Option)
    208
    
    ROM Access
    209
    
    Rp (ROM Program Load)
    209
    
    Vp (ROM Program Verify)
    210
    
    Rom (ROM Type)
    211
- Trace
  212
  - Tc (Trace Condition)
    212
  - Ta (Trace Area)
    213
  - Tac (Trace Area Clear)
    215
  - Tp (Trace Pointer)
    216
  - Td (Trace Data Display)
    217
  - Ts (Trace Search)
    219
  - Tf (Trace File)
    221
  - CV (Coverage)
    222
- Coverage
  222
  - CVC (Coverage Clear)
    223
- Command File
  224
  - Rec (Record Commands to a File)
    225
  - Log (Log)
    226
- Map Information
  227
- Mode Setting
  228
  - Otf (On-The-Fly Display)
    228
  - Tim (Time or Step Mode)
    229
- Self Diagnosis
  230
  - Chk (Self Diagnostic Test)
    230
- Quit
  231
  - Error/Warning Messages
    232
  - Q Uick R Eference
    233

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