Epson S5U1C17001C, Руководство пользователя

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S5U1C17001C ManUal
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5 gnU17 iDE
# load debugging information in program
file sample.elf
... Loads debug information.
# set the memory configuration map file to the debugger
c17 rpf sample_gnu17IDE.par
... Loads a parameter file.
# connect to the debugger with specified mode and port
# target [icd usb | sim]
target icd usb
... Sets connection mode.
# load program to memory
load sample.psa
... Loads an S record file.
# reset
c17 rst
... Resets.
The default setting shows the command to set the debugger in ICD Mini mode. If simulator mode is used, rewrite
the command directly in this page or replace the command using the [Create a simple startup command] dialog box
shown below that appears by clicking the [Create commands from template] button.
Command file for simulator mode
# Command file generated by Gnu17 Plug-in for Eclipse
# load debugging information in program
file sample.elf
... Loads debug information.
# set the memory configuration map file to the debugger
c17 rpf sample_gnu17IDE.par
... Loads a parameter file.
# set ttbr for simulator
c17 ttbr 0x008000
...
Sets TTBR.
# connect to the debugger with specified mode and port
# target [icd usb | sim]
target sim
... Sets connect mode.
# load program to memory
load sample.psa
... Loads an S record file.
# reset
c17 rst
... Reset
This command file is executed when the debugger starts up making the following initial settings:
1. Import debug information and parameter map information.
2. Set connect mode.
3. Set TTBR. (only in simulator mode)
4. Load the program to be debugged.
5. Set the PC (program counter) to the boot address.
These initial settings enable the debugger to execute a program from the boot address immediately after launching.
If other commands must be executed, enter them from the keyboard to add to the command list.
For detailed information on debugger commands, refer to Chapter 10, "Debugger".
The debugger startup commands in the command file may be edited using an editor.
Note, however, that the contents of the command file may not be displayed on the [GNU17 GDB Commands] page
if the command file is being opened in an external editor when the [Properties] dialog box is opened. In this case,
open the [Properties] dialog box after closing the command file in the external editor.