IPC@CHIP
®
DK55
Getting Started V1.0
3.2
Developing Software for your IPC@CHIP
®
Though the IPC@CHIP
®
SC23 features a 16-bit Processor you can no longer run standard 16-
bit DOS applications on it. This is due to the extension of the address bus from 20 to 24 bits,
which was needed to address more than 1MB of flash and/or RAM memory. The IPC@CHIP
®
SC23 possesses its own executable format which runs in the so-called
Extended Mode
or
24-
bit Mode
.
Your existing IPC@CHIP
®
applications will though run on the new SC23 after they have been
re-compiled.
The DK55 Development Kit includes the Paradigm C++ Beck IPC Edition Development
Environment with a compiler that produces executables in the above format. You will now
implement and deploy your first program on your DK55 Development Kit. It is presumed that
you have installed the Paradigm C++ Beck IPC Edition IDE from the enclosed CD.
1. Start the Paradigm IDE. You’ll see the main window.
2. Select
File
→
New
→
Project…
from the main menu to create a new project.
3. Complete the appearing dialog as follows:
Project Path and Name
: Enter the directory and name where you want to save the project.
You may use the
Browse
button. For this example we choose the name
HELLO.PDL
.
Target name
: Leave as automatically set
Target Type
: Application [.exe]
Platform
: Extended address mode
Target Model
: Large
Target Connection
: No debugging
Math Support
: None
No Exceptions
: Checked
Controller Hardware
: SC23
4. Press the OK button to create the project.
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