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stevec
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Ok, so I've got a small test piece of code to compile. I had specified P&E Multilink when defining the project. How do I get the code into the board? Does the CodeWarrior contain the P&E programmer or do I have to download this from P&E and run it independantly? I already use the P&E tools for HC908KX assembler work.
Is there somewhere that documents the whole process? I'm feeling a little lost at the moment. Is the Code Warrior Development Studio just a compiler? I thought it was a complete package.

Steve
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Alban
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Hi Steve,

Yes, P&E programmer is included.
CW is editor, compiler, linker, burner/programmer, debugger in the same package.

Look at the 8-Bit Microcontrollers board. A member wrote a nice document on how to start on QG8. I put it in the sticky/top posts. The thread also has examples.
This is a popular thread that you have replied to QG4/8 Quick Start Guide here

Cheers,
Alban.

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Alban
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Hi Steve,

Yes, P&E programmer is included.
CW is editor, compiler, linker, burner/programmer, debugger in the same package.

Look at the 8-Bit Microcontrollers board. A member wrote a nice document on how to start on QG8. I put it in the sticky/top posts. The thread also has examples.
This is a popular thread that you have replied to QG4/8 Quick Start Guide here

Cheers,
Alban.
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CompilerGuru
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There is a Quick Start delivered with CW too. The installer actually places a shortcut in the Windows Start Menu, or you can access it via its disk file:

"C:\Programme\Freescale\CodeWarrior for HC08 V5.1\HC(S)08_Quick_Start.pdf"

For the specific question how to get the code on the board, see "Section C: Debugging Your Application".

Daniel