HD6475368CP Datasheet, PDF (33/108 Pages) Agilent(Hewlett-Packard) – H8/536 Emulator PC Interface

HP 64869 Format: When you load HP 64869 format files, the PC
Interface creates files (whose base names are the same as the absolute
file) with the extensions ".HPA" and ".HPS". The ".HPA" file is in a
binary format that is compatible with the HP 64736 firmware. The
".HPS" file is an ASCII source file which contains the symbols to
address mappings used by the PC Interface. Refer to "Using HP 64869
Format Reader" section in Appendix A for more information.
HP64000 Format: Your language tool may generate Raw HP64000
format absolute files (with extension .X, .L, .A). You can load these
files by selecting "HP64000" or "Raw HP64000" as file format. When
you select "HP64000", the PC Interface creates .HPA absolute file and
.HPS symbol database. When you select "Raw HP64000", the PC
Interface doesn’t create these files.
Memory Type
The second field allows you to selectively load the portions of the
absolute file which reside in emulation memory, target system
memory, or both.
Since emulation memory is mapped for sample program locations, you
can enter either "emulation" or "both".
Force Absolute File
Read
This option is only available for HP 64869 and HP64000 formats. It
forces the file format readers to regenarate the emulator absolute file
(.hpa) and symbol data base (.hps) before loading the code. Normally,
these files are only regenarated whenever the file you specify (the
output of your language tools) is newer than the emulator absolute file
and symbol data base.
For more information, refer to the "Using the HP 64869 Format
Reader" section in Appendix A.
Absolute File Name For most formats, you enter the name of your absolute file in the last
field. Type cmd_rds.abs, and press Enter to start the memory load.
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