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| 15.10.2008 | 11:44 | 7 replies

HITOP interface

Hi,
I use Hitop 5.30.
I have some questions:
1) I clicked something on Output window and now it is not reachable: nothing about it in the edge of IDE or in menu bar. How to show it?
2) After switching from Tantino to HiSIM I can't reverse project to Tantino. How to?
3) 'Analize' section is disabled: is it accessible only with HiSIM? I don't try anymore because of point 2.
4) I see 'Debug' mode, but not 'Release'.

Hints?
Thanks

Andreas Jacob

Andreas Jacob

Hilscher Gesellschaft fuer Systemautomation mbH

| 15.10.2008 | 11:49

Hi taz,

1) This is explained into the "Release.pdf" of the Help folder.
2) Close your Project. Select System->Connect, follow the instructions and select again Tantino for ARM (instead of the
HiSIM)
3) This I don't know.
4) You have to ass the Release mode into the project settings.

Regards
AJ

| 15.10.2008 | 13:19

Ok, thank you!
I do.
About point 3) 'Analyze' , could it be not yet supported? I have to ask to Hitex?

Other thing:

5) How to type values in binary format, which affix?

Thanks

Andreas Jacob

Andreas Jacob

Hilscher Gesellschaft fuer Systemautomation mbH

| 15.10.2008 | 13:34

Hi,

Quote:
About point 3) 'Analyze' , could it be not yet supported? I have to ask to Hitex?

Could be faster ;-)

5) You can change the format by using a right click on the window.

Regards
AJ

| 21.10.2008 | 16:25

Hi AJ,

what does this mean "5) You can change the format by using a right click on the window."?
Maybe I was not clear: I want write '0x1A' as '?00011010?'.

In Hitop Help I found to use 'y' after the binary value but doesn't compile.

Andreas Jacob

Andreas Jacob

Hilscher Gesellschaft fuer Systemautomation mbH

| 21.10.2008 | 16:54

Hi,

try dword at [address] = 0x1A.

| 21.10.2008 | 17:59

No.

Imagine this text in my main.c:

...
#define VIC_INT_EN (volatile long *)0x001FF010 //Interrupt Enable Register
...
*VIC_INT_EN= 0xC9C76FAD; // hex format
*VIC_INT_EN= 3385290669; //decimal format
*VIC_INT_EN= 0b11001001110001110110111110101101; //binary format
...

Ok, I can't type the third assignment because 0b is a wrong prefix, instead 0x is good.

Is it possible to type in binary format? In other environment I can.

Andreas Jacob

Andreas Jacob

Hilscher Gesellschaft fuer Systemautomation mbH

| 22.10.2008 | 09:17

Hi,

I am not sure if the HiTOP HiSCRIPT langues does support a binary value.

Please note, that the Compilers does not support binary variables at all.

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