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inputs the value of
tmr
‘s counter into the variable
t
. Having recorded the current
time, the statement
t += FLASH_PERIOD;
increments this value by the required delay, and the statement
tmr when timerafter(t) :> void;
delays inputting a value until the specified time is reached. The input value is not
needed, which is expressed as an input to
void
.
3.4 Build and run your project
To build and run your project, follow these steps:
1. In the
Project Explorer
, click your project to select it, and then choose the
menu option Project · Build Project ( ).
The XDE builds your project, displaying its progress in the Console . When
the build is complete, the XDE adds the compiled binary file to the application
subfolder
bin/Debug
.
2. Create a new Run Configuration for your application named
flash
, and run it.
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Follow these steps:
3. Choose Run · Run Configurations .
4. In the Run Configurations dialog, in the left panel, double-click XCore Appli-
cation .
5. In the right panel, in
Name
, enter the name
flash
.
6. In Project , ensure that your project is displayed. If not, click Browse to open
the Project Selection dialog, select your project, and then click OK .
7. As there are now two applications in your project, the XDE is unable to select
one automatically. To select, in C/C++ Application , click Search Project to
open the Program Selection dialog, select your application binary, and then
click OK .
8. In Device options , in Run on , select the option hardware , and in Target ,
ensure that the option “XMOS XTAG-2 connected to L1[0]” is selected.
If you did not stop your previous application running, your hardware may be
displayed as “XMOS XTAG-2 connected to None”.
9. Click Run to save your configuration and run it.
The XDE loads the binary onto your XK-1A, displaying its progress in the
Console
. When the binary is loaded, the
Console
is cleared.
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