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Microcontroller
The
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C name of this project. Use a scroll arrow to browse the available
µ
C names and select the appropriate one.
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Mode
The processing mode of the project. The Debug mode is used during the
development process. The Release mode is the same as the Debug mode
except that there is no debugging information file in this mode. In the
Debug mode, the contents of the source files will be displayed on the
active window when the Build command of the Project menu has been
executed (refer to the chapter on Build a project’s task files). In Release
mode, the deassembled instructions will be displayed on the Program
window of the Window menu (refer to the chapter on Commands of the
Window menu). There is no symbol in this window due to lack of debug-
ging information.
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Generate stand-alone code
Check this box to generate the stand-alone code. If the stand-alone code
is generated, the user can emulate the application program in the off-line
mode after loading to the HT-ICE.
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Generate .COD file
Check this box to generate the .COD file. This file will be sent to Holtek
for manufacturing the masked ROM ICs, after the program emulation
and debugging tasks are completed. The OTP programmer also needs this
file.
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Generate .OTP file
Check this box to generate the .OTP file. Refer to Chapter 8 for more
details on using the HT48RX0 (OTP) Programmer. The .OTP file contains
the data to be programmed into the OTP chip by using Prgw48 and the
OTP programmer.
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Assembler options
The command line options of the HASM cross assembler. Define symbol
allows user to define value for the specified symbol which is used in the
assemble program. The syntax is as follows:
symbol1[=value1] [,symbol2 [=value2] [,...]
for example:
debugflag=1, newver=3
The check box of the Generate listing file is used to check if the source
program listing file has been generated.
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