I need to get my existing project building with makefiles also.
Where can I find TN 251?
I can't seem to get it to come up when searching through the Support Documents.
Thanks
Hello
Find attached a .zip file containing the TN251 as well as a sample make file.
CrasyCat
Can you upload the file TN251 again. It is not in the page anymore.
Thanks
ssinfod
Hi,
I don't find the doc but I've found it on the web at the link:
http://wenku.baidu.com/view/5b837506cc1755270722087a
Have a great day,
Pascal Irrle
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I haven't got a chance to look at it yet but is TN 251 applicable for the HCS08 processors as well as the HC12?
Both are pretty similar, but attached is the HC08 version.
CrasyCat
Can you also upload the file for the HCS08. It is not in the page anymore.
Thanks
ssinfod
Hello!
Wy wont this work then?
%INSTALLPATH%\prog\hiwave.exe ..\bin_8f\E1178_8f.abs.s19 -W -Prod=..\Simulator.ini -instance=sim
hiwave reports "Failed to load "..\bin_8f\E1178_8f.abs.s19"
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Hello!
I have now reshaped my directory structure so I’m no longer forced to use ../ . When only using ./, relative paths are not a problem.
Some other problems. When starting to convert the make file from TN 251 for my purposes the make file still had the ability to only recompile changed .c files but somewhere I seem to have lost this feature. This means that all files are recompiled and linked even if nothing has changed.
I wonder if the dependency file and the –Lm and –LmCfg options have any connection to this feature??
My compiler settings:
CCFLAGS_COMMON= -CpPPAGE=RUNTIME -Lm=$(DEP_LIST_FILE) -LmCfg=ilmu $(ENVOPTIONS) -D_HCS12 -D__NO_FLOAT__ -D_8_FUNC_SYS -La=%f.inc -Lasm=%n.lst
-Mb -TuC -WmsgSd2705 -WmsgSd6000 $(ENVOPTIONS)
At some point I had to move the position of the dependency file, otherwise the compiler could not find it. Are there any rules for where the dependency file should be stored?
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