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 ICCH83 INTEGRATED C COMPILER
HITACHI H8/300 DEVELOPMENT TOOLS INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENT
The ICCH83 toolset is delivered as a complete toolset with C compiler, assembler, linker, librarian and run-time libraries. To help reduce development times and make the tools easier to use the delivery also includes a menu driven user interface with mouse control. This user interface also includes an error-sensitive editor and make utilities. Use the IAR Integrated Environment - and get to market faster.
The IAR ICCH83 development kit offers the choice of C to H8/300 and H8/300H applications, from singlechip to banked design.
COMPILER
Full ANSI C compatibility
The IAR H83 C Compiler is fully compatible with the ANSI C standard. All data ICCH83 implements the full types required by ANSI are ANSI C language, and prosupported without any exvides extended keywords spe- ceptions (see figure 1). cific to the H8/300 architec- float and double are repreture. With its built-in chipsented in the IEEE 32- or specific optimizer, the IAR 64-bit precision. Bitfields H8/300 compiler generates are based on char, short or very efficient and reliable long datatypes making port PROMable code. manipulation very efficient. Combined with fully comprehensive documen tation, the IAR ICCH83 gets you started on your H8/300 project in no time, making the learning process fast and easy. In addition to a solid technology, our professional technical support is yet another reason engineers adopt IAR C. Full ANSI C compatibility means that the IAR C Compilers follow not only the ANSI syntax but also the less well known requirements that ANSI puts on run-time behavior such as integral promotions and precision in floating point calculations to name two specific and important areas.
DATA TYPE bit sfr sfrp signed char unsigned char short & int unsigned short & int signed long unsigned long float IEEE 32-bit double IEEE 64-bit
SIZE (bytes) 1 bit 1 2 1 1 2 2 4 4 4
VALUE RANGE 0 or 1 0 to 255 0 to 65535 -128 to +127 0 to 255 -32768 to +32767 0 to 65535 -231 to 231-1 0 to 232-1
1.18E-38 to 3.39E+38, 7 digits 8 2.23E-308 to 1.79E+308, 16 digits pointer 1,2,4 object address Figure 1. Data representation supported by the IAR H83 C Compiler.
IAR C DEVELOPMENT TOOLS FOR THE HITACHI H8/300
H83 Specific extensions To ideally suit development for embedded systems, standard C needs additional functionality. IAR Systems has defined a set of extensions to ANSI C, specific to the H8/300 architecture (see Figure 2). All of these extended keywords can be invoked by using the #pragma directive, which maintains compatibility with ANSI and code portability. In Addition there is also a set of intrinsic functions that are specially designed for H8/300 (see Figure 2). These functions maps to assembler instructions that can be directly invoked in C code as a function call. The intrinsic functions shown in the table are only some of the available functions. Efficient floating point The compiler comes with full floating point support. It follows the IEEE 32-bit representation using an IAR Systems proprietary register based algorithm, which makes floating point manipulation extremely fast.
DESCRIPTION Creates an interrupt function that is called through an interrupt vector. The function preserves the register contents and the processor status. monitor Turns off the interrupts while executing a monitor function. non_banked Declares a non banked function. tiny_func Called indirectly via an exception vector. near_func Access range from 0H to FFFFH. far_func Unrestricted access to 16MB range. banked_func Used in banked switching mode. C_task Inhibits register saving (used in real-time kernel applications). ANSI_main Forec main() to save registers. Variable no_init Puts a variable in the no_init segment. Does not get intialized at start-up. tiny Data object stored in the tiny segment. Access using 8-bit addressing. near Data object stored in the near segment. Access using 16-bit addressing. far Data object stored in the far segment. Access using 32-bit addressing. Object size huge <64KB. Data object stored in the huge segment. No restrictions on size. Segment codeseg Renames the CODE segment. constseg Creates a new CONST segment. dataseg Creates a new DATA segment. Intrinsic sleep Executes the SLEEP instruction. no_operation Executes the NOP instruction. read_e_port Reads a byte from an address using MOVFPE. write_e_port Writes a byte to an address using MOVTPE. disable_max_time Sets maximum interrupt disable time. do_byte_eepmov Copy a sequence of bytes to an EPROM using EEPMOV.B. do_word_eepmov Copy a sequence of bytes to an EPROM using EEPMOV.W. func_stack_mask Gets a pointer to correct function return address. set_interrupt_mask Sets the interrupt priority level. read_ccr Reads the CCR register. write_ccr Writes to the CCR register. and_ccr ANDs to the CCR register. or_ccr ORs to the CCR register. xor_ccr Exclusive-ORs to the CCR register. Figure 2. IAR Systems embedded C extensions.
TYPE Function
KEYWORD interrupt
IAR C DEVELOPMENT TOOLS FOR THE HITACHI H8/300
Processor mode Function calls 64KB Mode Function calls 1 MB & 16 MB Mode Data pointers Data pointers Stack size Stack size Intrinsic calls 64KB Mode 1 MB & 16 MB Mode 64KB Mode 1 MB & 16 MB Mode Extra Tiny small tiny_func tiny_func Mini Small Large near_func Banked
banked_fun c far_func far_func banked_func far_func far_func banked_fun c near near near near near near far far far huge huge huge 256 bytes 64 KB 256 bytes 256 bytes 64 KB 64 KB 256 bytes 64 KB 64 KB 64 KB 16 MB 16 MB Could be selected as tiny_func or far_func under any mode or via a compiler switch.
banked_func near_func
Figure 3. Memory models.
Memory models for any hardware design Every design has its own memory requirements. The ICCH83 compiler has two sets of six different memory models allowing a best fit selection (see Figure 3).
The XLINK generates over 30 different output formats and is compatible with most popular emulators and EPROM burners. The XLINK is extremely versatile in allocating any code or data to a start address, and checking for overflow. Detailed cross reference and map listing with segments, symbol information, variable locations, and function addresses are easily generated.
Examples of linker commands -Z seg_def Description
ASSEMBLER
Macro-Assembler for time-critical routines The IAR C Compiler kit comes with a relocatable structured assembler. This provides the option of coding time-critical sections of the application in assembly without losing the advantages of the C language. The preprocessor of the C compiler is incorporated in the assembler, thus allowing use of the full ANSI C macro language, with conditional assembly, macro definitions, if statements, etc. C include files can also be used in an assembly program. All modules written in assembly can easily be accessed from C and vice versa, making the interface between C and assembly a straight forward process. Powerful Set of Assembler Directives The assembler provides an extensive set of directives to allow total control of code and data segmentation. Directives also allow creation of multiple modules within a file, macro definitions and variable declarations.
Allocates a list of segments at a specific address. -F format_name Selects one of more than 30 different absolute output formats. -x -l file_name Generate a map file containing the absolute addresses of modules, segments, entry points, global/static variable, and functions. -D symbol=value Define a global symbol and equates it to a certain value. Figure 4. Example of different linker commands .
LIBRARIAN
The XLIB Librarian creates and maintains libraries and library modules. Listings of modules, entry points, and symbolic information contained in every library are easily generated. XLIB can also change the attributes in a file or library to be either conditionally or unconditio-
LINKER
The IAR XLINK Linker supports complete linking, relocation and format generation to produce H8/300 PROMable code (see Figure 4).
IAR C DEVELOPMENT TOOLS FOR THE HITACHI H8/300
nally loaded, i.e. loaded only if referred to or loaded without being referred to.
UTILITIES & EXTRAS
User interface, editor and Make utility installation is easy and straight forward due to the installation program which will check for other IAR installations. ICCH83 comes with a mousecontrolled menu-driven user interface that includes an error-sensitive ASCII editor. An easy-touse Make utility is also integrated in the interface environment.
ANSI C LIBRARIES
The IAR C Compiler kit comes with all libraries required by ANSI free standing implementation of C. Additionally, ICCH83 comes with lowlevel routines required for embedded systems development (see Figure 5).
C LIBRARY FUNCTIONS DIAGNOSTICS assert CHARACTER HANDLING isalnum, isalpha, iscntrl, isdigit, isgraph, islower, isprint, ispunct, isspace, isupper, isxdigit tolower, toupper VARIABLE ARGUMENTS va_arg, va_end, va_list, va_start NON LOCAL JUMPS longjmp, setjmp INPUT/OUTPUT getchar, gets, printf, putchar, puts, scanf, sscanf, sprintf GENERAL UTILITIES abort, abs, atof, atol, atoi, bsearch, calloc, div, exit, free, labs, ldiv, malloc, rand, realloc, srand, strtod, strtol, strtoul, qsort STRING HANDLING memchr, memcmp, memcpy, memmove, memset, strcat, strchr, strcmp, strcoll, strcpy, strcspn, strerror, strlen, strncat, strncmp, strncpy, strpbrk, strrchr, strspn, strstr, strtok, strxfrm MATHEMATICS acos, asin, atan, atan2, ceil, cos, cosh, exp, exp10, fabs, floor, fmod, frexp, ldexp, log, log10, modf, pow, sin, sinh, sqrt, tan, tanh LOW-LEVEL ROUTINES _formatted_write, _formatted_read Figure 5. Library functions. IAR C Compiler comes with all libraries required by ANSI.
SUPPORT & UPDATES
IAR H83 toolkit comes with the following benefits: * Updates released within 90 days after purchase free of charge. * On-line free technical support.
HOSTS
* IBM PC and compatibles. Minimum 386, DOS 4.x, and 4 MB of RAM. * Windows 3.1x, 95 and NT 3.51 or later in a DOS window. * SUN 4 (SPARC): SUN-OS, Solaris. * HP 9000/700: HP-UX.
IAR C DEVELOPMENT TOOLS FOR THE HITACHI H8/300
C-SPY H83 SIMULATOR/DEBUGGER
FOR HITACHI H8/300
The IAR H83 C-SPY is a high level language simulator/ debugger. C-SPY combines the detailed control of execution needed for embedded development debugging with the flexibility and power of the C language. USER INTERFACE
Short learning curve C-SPY is a window-oriented simulator/debugger which provides a friendly and easy-to-navigate debugging environment. No set-up problems C-SPY does not need to be set-up to offer powerful debug features. All functionality is present from start-up. The C-SPY screen could be reduced to only two windows (Source and Command) for simplicity or be divided into the following user-selectable windows: C/ASM source code. Displays source code on C or assembly levels, and highlights the line being executed. Allows placement of breakpoints directly on the C or ASM source line. Registers. Displays register contents and the cycle count. Memory. Simulates memory space of the cpu. Displays the content of a user selectable address range, ROM, RAM or stack. Watchpoint. Displays the content of variables and expressions. Globals, locals, structures, arrays, and pointers are all supported. Terminal I/O. A unique C-SPY feature where the screen becomes the output and the keyboard becomes the input. A very useful feature for debugging embedded applications when logical flow is of interest or the target is not yet ready. A Powerful Command Set A powerful yet easy to use command set; includes all that is needed for embedded debugging environments. Frequently used commands are invoked via function keys. Built-in Assembler & Disassembler In addition to modifying variables and symbol values, C-SPY H83 also provides the flexibility of modifying the code during a debugging session. This feature is often needed while debugging embedded applications.
CONTACT INFORMATION
USA IAR Systems Inc. One Maritime Plaza San Francisco, CA 94111 Tel: +1 415-765-5500 Fax: +1 415-765-5503 Email: info@iar.com SWEDEN IAR Systems AB P.O. Box 23051 S-750 23 Uppsala Tel: +46 18 16 78 00 Fax: +46 18 16 78 38 Email: info@iar.se GERMANY IAR Systems GmbH Brucknerstrasse 27 D-81677 Munich Tel: +49 89 470 6022 Fax: +49 89 470 9565 Email: info@iar.de UK IAR Systems Ltd. 9 Spice Court, Ivory Square London SW11 3UE Tel: +44 171 924 3334 Fax: +44 171 924 5341 Email: info@iarsys.co.uk
Home Page: http://www.iar.se
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