- The executable program is a text file in the format shown below, with the extension EXC.
#COEF
(coefficient data)
：
：
#ADRS
(address data)
：
：
#PROG
(program data)
：
：
#END
- ●The format of one line of the coefficient/address data part is as follows.
[Internal RAM address] : [Data] : [Symbol name] : [Notation mode/initial value]
- ※note
The [Notation mode/Initial value] part has the same format as the right side of the coefficient/address constant definition part of the source code.
- ●Format of one line of program part
[Address in ProgramRAM]: [Data]
- ※note
In the [data] part, 64-bit data is divided into four blocks of 16 bits each, and each block is represented by four hexadecimal characters. Also, one blank character is inserted between each block. See the executable example below.
- ●An example of an executable file is shown below.
#COEF
00:0000:ZERO (coefficient data with reserved coefficient symbol " ZERO ")
01:007B:CoefB:123
02:0800:CoefC:%50
03:0400:CoefD:0.25
04:1F85:CoefE:-123 (negative value)
05:1800:CoefF:%-50 (negative value)
06:1C00:CoefG:-0.25 (negative value)
#ADRS
00:8000:AdrsA
01:007B:AdrsB:123
02:33AE:AdrsC:ms300.0
#PROG
00:xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
01:xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
(Part omitted)
7F:xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
#END
- ※note
In the format of the PROG part, "x" represents 1 digit (4 bits) of hexadecimal number.
