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Appendix A Using Development Support Functions
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A.1 Procedure for using a memory file
- To use a memory file, the following operations must be performed in the order listed.
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Create file data H4>
- Create a memory file and convert it to a memory file. Use MFCAT.EXE to convert to a memory file.
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Load memory file
- Set the memory file in the memory area. This is done with ICE commands. This must be done every time the contents of the memory area are destroyed.
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Target program load
- Load the program file under development to the target.
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Memory file usage declaration
- Before starting GFS_Init, set the memory start address to! Gfsd_mmc / GFMC_base. This will get SIMM directory information with GFS_Init. The initial value of! gfsd_mmc / GFMC_base is 0. In this state, SIMM directory information is not referenced.
GFMC_base is defined as follows:
Sint8 * GFMC_base = 0;
Please refer to the manual of CD tool about MFCAT.EXE.
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A.2 Procedure for using DOS files
- To use a DOS file, the following operations must be performed in the order listed.
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Create correspondence table file
- Create a file that will be a DOS file, and create a correspondence table file of the file name on CD-ROM and the file name on DOS.
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Boot
- Make sure that the DIP switch is set to use SCSI and boot the target.
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Target program load
- After confirming that IBM-PC recognizes the target as a SCSI device, BREAK the target and load the target program.
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CDSIM.EXE execution
- Run CDSIM.EXE on IBM-PC.
For the correspondence table file and CDSIM.EXE, refer to the CD tool manual.
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