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The following files are read by the debugger according to command specification.
Object file
ROM data HEX file
Source file
Command file
16.2.2 Output Files
Log file
INI file
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File format: Binary file in the srf33 format
File name:
Description: This is an absolute object file generated by the Linker lk33. This file is read into the debugger
File format: HEX file in Motorola S3 format
File name:
Description: This is a load image file of the ROM created by the Binary/HEX converter hex33, and is read
File format: Text file
File name:
Description: This is the source file of the above object file. It is read when the debugger performs source
File format: Text file
File name:
Description: This file contains a description of debug commands to be executed successively. By writing a
File format: Text file
File name:
Description: This file contains information on executed commands and execution results that are output to
File format: Text file
File name:
Description: When the debugger terminates, the contents set using the md command and the window
<file name>.srf
by the lf command. By reading a file in the srf33 format that contains debug information, you
can perform source level debugging.
<file name>.sa
into the debugger by the lh command. This file cannot be used for source level debugging
because it has no debugging information, but you can use it to check the operation of final
program data.
<file name>.c (C source), <file name>.s (assembly source)
display.
<file name>.cmd
series of frequently used commands in this file, you can save the time and labor required for
entering commands from the keyboard. This command is read in and executed using the com
or cmw command.
<file name>.log
a file. Output of this file can be controlled by the log command.
db33.ini
display information are saved. In addition, the function key definitions may be altered by
partly rewriting the contents. This file is loaded only when the debugger starts, in order to
initialize the debugger. If these pieces of information need to be initialized to the same state
as shipped from the factory, delete this file. For details, refer to Section 16.12, "INI File".
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