s5u1c17001c Epson Electronics America, Inc., s5u1c17001c Datasheet - Page 27

• Manufacturer Part Number: s5u1c17001c
• Description: Cmos 16-bit Application Specific Controller
• Manufacturer: Epson Electronics America, Inc.

(2) Creating a new project 2
Debugger
S5U1C17001C MANUAL
(C COMPILER PACKAGE FOR S1C17 FAMILY) (Ver. 1.1)
IDE
When developing new software, a user makefile or a debug command file may be used instead of generating
files automatically with the IDE.
The basic procedural flow is given below.
For detailed information on building a program with the IDE, refer to Section 3.4, "Tutorial 2 (Using the User
Makefiles)", which describes the procedure for building a sample program using a user makefile.
To use user makefiles, you must correct the makefile itself and alter the settings made in the IDE. Unless doing
so would result in problems, we recommend using the files automatically generated by the IDE.
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Figure 3.2.3 Procedural flow (using the user's makefiles, etc.)
Set a linker script (link map)
Edit user's build/debug files
Build (compile → link)
Set debugger startup
Create a new project
Specify build options
Close the debugger
Start the debugger
Alter IDE settings
Edit source files
Start the IDE
Import files
Debug
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In addition to source files, existing or user-created
makefiles, linker script files, parameter files, and
debugger command files may be imported for use
in this operation.
Create and edit source files in the IDE.
Correct the makefiles, linker script files, parameter
files, and debugger command files.
Not required when using the user's makefiles.
Not required when using the user's linker script files.
This setting is required to use the user's build/debug
files.
Run make.exe to execute a build process.
You can jump from an error message to the editor line
containing the error.
Not required when using the user's parameter and
debug command files.
Start the gdb debugger.
The user's debug command file can be specified.
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