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- MCX11 NOTES
-
- The two S-record object files on this diskette, SYSTEM.S19 and TEST.S19,
- were created using the AS11 assembler. SYSTEM.S19 is the object file for
- the MCX11 kernel, system tables, and clock driver consistent with the needs
- of TEST.AS.
-
- The TEST.AS file contains four tasks (tasks 2-5, task 1 is the clock driver)
- which are designed to execute all of the functions in MCX11. They do not
- necessarily test all possibilities for each function. It will operate on an
- EVM board having as little as 256 bytes of RAM. TEST.AS does not do anything
- important so don't expect earthshaking results or outputs.
-
- The command lines used for assembling the files are as follows:
-
- For MCX11 kernel - Object is SYSTEM.S19
-
- AS11 SYSTEM.AS MCX.AS CLKDRIVR.AS VECTORS.AS -L CRE C > MCX.LST
-
- For TEST program - Object is TEST.S19
-
- AS11 TEST.AS -L CRE C > TEST.LST
-
- MCX.LST and TEST.LST are the listing files for the two assemblies. Both
- listings include the cycle count and produce a cross reference listing. If
- either is not desired, the command lines can be changed accordingly.
-
- It would be possible to join all elements into a single assembly and produce
- only one object and listing file.
-
- As a time saver (and paper saver), listing suppression directives could be
- inserted into the source code. A most likely candidate would be the code in
- the MCX.AS file. Since it is the main part of the kernel, it is unlikely to be
- changing as often as the application (TEST.AS) program.
-
- A batch file, ASSEMBLE.BAT, is also included for a quick construction of the
- test environment.