AN1369 Datasheet, PDF (1/23 Pages) STMicroelectronics – GETTING STARTED WITH RAISONANCE IDE FOR THE ST6 MICROCONTROLLER

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APPLICATION NOTE
GETTING STARTED WITH RAISONANCE IDE
FOR THE ST6 MICROCONTROLLER
by Microcontroller Division Applications
INTRODUCTION
Ride is the development toolchain for ST62 developed by Raisonance. This fully Integrated
Development Environment supports all the ST62 microcontroller family and features a pow-
erful macro-assembler, a linker, a C compiler and a state-of-the-art simulator and debugger. It
can drive the ST6-HDS2, CEIBO EB-ST62 and SOFTEC DS6225A & DS6265A emulators.
You can install the evaluation version from either the “MCU ON CD” CD-ROM or directly from
the Raisonance website: http://www.raisonance.com.
This tutorial has been extracted from the User Manual of the ST6 Evaluation Board, ST6-Eval,
available on either the “MCU ON CD” CD-ROM or on the ST MCU website http://mcu.st.com.
For more information about Raisonance IDE, please contact Raisonance at http://www.rai-
sonance.com and to get other program examples, please refer to the ST6 Evaluation Board
Manual.
Note: The corresponding source files are provided in a downloadable .ZIP file along with this
note on the ST MCU website http://mcu.st.com
The goal of this application note is to help you get started with the Raisonance IDE environ-
ment using an example program tutorial.st6 located in the directory .\Exercises\Tutorial.
The exercise will make you familiar with the project management, the assembler syntax and
debugging using the Raisonance IDE.
The aim of the tutorial.st6 program is to make two LEDs blink at a frequency of 1Hz, simply
using the I/O Ports. It assumes that the LEDs are connected to port PA0 and PA1 of the
ST6265C device and are active low.
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