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ColdFire V1 Full Chip Simulation Connection
True Time I/O Stimulation
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Microcontrollers Debugger Manual
Detailed Explanation
def a = TargetObject.#210.B;
This line of code defines a as byte mapped at address 0x210 in TargetObject.
def x = TargetObject.#212;
This line of code defines x as byte mapped at address 0x212 in TargetObject. Size can be
omitted. .B for byte is default.
def b = TargetObject.#216.W;
This line of code defines b as word (.W) mapped at address 0x216 in TargetObject.
def c = TargetObject.#220.L;
This line of code defines c as long (.L) mapped at address 0x220 in TargetObject.
def pbits = Leds.Port_Register.B[7:3];
This line of code defines pbits as bits 5, 6 and 7 in the byte (.B) register named
Port_Register in LEDs. (You can specify names of target objects when using FCS. In our
example, it is the name of the port register defined by the IO-LED component).
#10000 pbits = 3;
This line of code sets the three bits of LEDs. Port_Register accessed with pbits to binary
011. Other bits are unaffected. The new value of Port_Register is 0x75 if the initial value
was 0x55. Values outside the valid BitRange of pbits are truncated (in this example
only values from 0 to 7 are allowed for pbits). The # means that the time of execution of
the instruction is 10000 cycles after the start of the simulation.
20000 a = 0;
This line of code sets a to 0. Without # or + in front of the time marker, the time refers to
the absolute time after starting execution of the Stimulation file.
NOTE In a periodical loop, the time marker without operator is interpreted as +.
+20000 b = pbits + 1;
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- Status Register Bits 112
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- Watchpoints 170
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- Setting a Write Watchpoint 175
- Using the Data Context Menu: 176
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- Markpoints 179
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- Halting on a Control Point 184
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- Awareness 185
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- Inspector Stack 195
- Inspector SystemTimer 195
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- How To 199
- MCUTOOLS.INI 200
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- INPUTS Command 267
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- Keyboard Interrupt Module 269
- Keyboard Interrupt Commands 270
- Commands 274
- FCSMSCAN Controller Module 276
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- CANOUT Command 291
- FCSSCI Commands 294
- SCDO Command 295
- FCSSLIC Commands 298
- SLCDI Command 299
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- SPDO Command 303
- FCSTimer Interface Module 304
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- USBIN Command 329
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- USBRESET Command 331
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- Advanced Settings Tab 335
- Target Has RESET Button 336
- Target MCU Security Bytes 338
- STATUS Area 340
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- Class 4 Device 347
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- Connection Procedure 350
- Cycle Power Radio Button 354
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- Device Option 374
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- Debugging Limitations 379
- Debugging Tips 379
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- About Dialog Box 400
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- Specifying a Memory Map 414
- To Modify a Memory Map: 416
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- Emulation System Reset 419
- Bus State Analyzer (BSA) 421
- Recording Modes 424
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- SofTec RS08 Connection 567
- SofTec RS08 Menu Options 571
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- Simulation Connection 577
- Open I/O Component Dialog Box 579
- Memory Configuration 580
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- Memory Configuration Settings 582
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- Memory Check Options 583
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- Simulation 592
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- Drag Out: 619
- Programmable IO_Ports Menu 620
- Port Address 620
- 7-Segments Display Component 621
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- Stimulation Component 624
- Example of a Stimulation File 625
- TestTerm Component 626
- Output Redirection 627
- How to Redirect 628
- Using TestTerm 629
- TestTerm Menu 630
- Using the Virtual SCI 635
- Wagon Component 636
- Wagon Menu 636
- Wagon Setup 637
- True Time I/O Stimulation 638
- Stimulation 640
- Detailed Explanation 644
- Stimulation Input File Syntax 645
- Application to Device Pins 647
- File Example 1 648
- File Example 2 649
- File Parameters 649
- Signal IO Usage 650
- Signal Commands 650
- SETSIGNALFILE Command 651
- CLOSESIGNALFILE Command 651
- Base Signal Files Provided 652
- IO Component 652
- Pinconn Commands 653
- FCS Tutorials 654
- Step 3 - Target CPU Window 656
- Step 4 - Bean Selector Window 656
- Step 5 - Project Panel Window 657
- Step 9 - Entering User Code 660
- Step 10 - Run 661
- PWM Sample 663
- Step 4 - Creating PWM Bean 664
- Step 7 - Generate Driver Code 665
- Duty Time Bar Properties 667
- ColdFire P&E Multilink/ 669
- Connect/Communication 673
- Select Derivative 673
- Debugging Memory Map 673
- Trigger Module Settings 674
- Connection Manager Dialog Box 675
- Set Derivative Dialog Box 676
- SofTec ColdFire Connection 677
- SofTec ColdFire Menu Options 681
- About Option 682
- Target Connection Dialog Box 683
- ColdFire On-Chip DBG 687
- ColdFire On-Chip DBG Module 689
- Automatic Mode 690
- Sync PC DBG Feature 691
- User Triggers mode 692
- General Settings 695
- Book VI - Connection 697
- Common Features 697
- Book VI Contents 698
- Flash Programming 699
- NVMC Graphical User Interface 702
- NVMC Dialog Box 703
- Flash Module Handling 705
- MCU Speed Information 706
- Hardware Considerations 709
- NVMC Commands 710
- Examples 713
- Access kind 718
- Access Size 718
- Priorities 719
- Memory Read Caching 720
- Access while Running 720
- CPU Core Types and Priorities 721
- DMM Commands 722
- List of commands 723
- DMM DEL command 724
- DMM SAVE command 725
- DMM DELETEALLMODULES command 725
- DMM RELEASECACHES command 725
- DMM CACHINGON command 726
- DMM CACHINGOFF command 726
- DMM WRITEREADBACKON command 726
- DMM WRITEREADBACKOFF command 727
- DMM OPENGUI command 728
- DMM SETAHEADREADSIZE command 728
- Book VII Contents 730
- Debugger Engine 731
- Available Command Lists 732
- Debugger Engine Commands 733
- Base Commands 734
- Environment Commands 736
- Component Commands 737
- Component Specific Commands 738
- Command Syntax Terms 740
- Module Names 741
- Debugger Commands 742
- ATTRIBUTES 743
- Equivalent Operations 745
- In the Register Component 745
- In the Source Component 747
- In the Data Component 748
- In the Memory Component 750
- In the Inspector Component 752
- Components 755
- AUTOSIZE 756
- Example1: 757
- Example 2: 757
- BCKCOLOR 758
- Equivalent Operation 759
- More Examples: 761
- Examples: 763
- Example Without “;C” Option: 764
- Example With “;C” Option: 764
- DDEPROTOCOL 771
- DECODE_SKIP 772
- ENDFOCUS 779
- ENDWHILE 781
- FINDPROC 784
- GRAPHICS 791
- INSPECTOROUTPUT 793
- INSPECTORUPDATE 794
- LOADCODE 797
- LOADSYMBOLS 798
- Example 3: 801
- Example 4: 802
- Description 805
- Table Example: 806
- PAUSETEST 810
- PTRARRAY 811
- Example 1: 812
- SETCOLORS 819
- STEPINTO 824
- STEPOVER 826
- UPDATERATE 833
- Book VIII - Environment 839
- Variables 839
- Book VIII Contents 840
- Environment Variables 841
- Debugger Environment 842
- (MCUTOOLS.INI - PC 843
- (usually project.ini) 844
- (PROJECT.INI) 845
- Other Parameters 846
- Ini File Activation 847
- Environment Variable Paths 848
- Line Continuation 849
- GENPATH: #include “File” Path 853
- OBJPATH: Object File Path 855
- TMP: Temporary directory 855
- Search Order for Source Files 857
- Debugger Files 858
- Connection-Specific 861
- Book IX Contents 864
- Legacy PEDebug Target 865
- Interface 865
- Available within IDE 866
- Previously Created 866
- Legacy Target Interfaces 867
- HC(S)08 Full-Chip Simulator 869
- Components No Longer 869
- Supported 869
- • Testterm 870
- • Winlift 870
- , 202, 203, 205 874
- , 513, 518 874
- , 95, 113, 207 875
- , 533, 536 877
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