Getting Started Guide - v6.0 VX-toolset for TriCore
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1. 31 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore printf debugging example n 3 Save the file 4 Build your project To be able to debug it is essential that your project has been built properly All steps required above are demonstrated in Chapter 2 Setting up a Project Debugging a PCP project A PCP project is always part of a TriCore project The TriCore project must have a project reference to the PCP project In order to debug the PCP project part you need to disable debug for the TriCore project because we want to debug the PCP project 1 Inthe active TriCore project select Project Properties for C C Build Settings 2 Inthe Tool Settings tab expand the C C Compiler entry and select Debugging 3 Set the option Generate symbolic debug information to None Debugging a 8051 project In order to debug a 8051 project follow the steps below 1 Create a 8051 project for example myproject as explained above 2 Build the 8051 project This results in a linked output file out 3 Create a TriCore project 4 Inthe TriCore project make a project reference to the 8051 project 5 Build the TriCore project This creates a TriCore ELF file in the de Debug directory of the TriCore project and it creates a 8051 ELF file in the Debug directory of the 8051 project 6 Make the 8051 project the active project 7 Create a debug configuration for the 8051 project as explained in Sectio2. information by hand Select Node locked client based license and click Next to continue In the License file content field enter the contents of the license file you have received from Altium The license data is stored in the file licfile txt in the etc directory of the product Click Finish to complete the installation 1 2 Starting Closing the TriCore Eclipse IDE The TASKING VX toolset for TriCore uses Eclipse as the Integrated Development environment IDE Starting the TriCore Eclipse IDE To start the TriCore Eclipse IDE 1 3 4 On Windows PCs from the Start menu select Programs TASKING VX toolset for TriCore vx yrz TriCore Eclipse IDE vx yrz On workstations with Solaris type eclipsete at a shell command prompt assuming that the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore program directory is in the search path The Workspace Launcher dialog appears Enter the path to the workspace In the remainder of this manual we assume you use the default Enable the option Use this as the default and do not ask again Click OK to proceed Initially the TriCore Eclipse IDE opens with a workbench displaying the C C perspective with several views and the Welcome view visible The Welcome view provides some general information and alternative ways to access the online documentation e Close the Welcome view when you want to create more space on your screen i Welcome 2 Ls Your workbench should now look similar to t
3. Opening a file in a system editor If you want to open a C source file in an application editor outside Eclipse instead of the built in C C editor proceed as follows e Inthe C C Projects view right click on the file myfile c and select Open With System Editor The file opens in the application that is associated with the file extension c 18 Setting up a Project 2 5 Closing Opening and Activating a Project Closing a project Like files you can close a complete project To do so 1 Inthe C C Projects view right click on the project myproject and select Close Project If there are unsaved files the Save Resources dialog appears in which you can choose which modified files need to be saved before closing the project 2 Select the files you want to be saved and click OK to continue Any selected unsaved files are saved first then the project closes In the C C Projects view the project myproject is now visible as a closed map Opening a project To reopen the project again In the C C Projects view right click on the project myproject and select Open Project The project is open for modifications again You may need to expand the project structure to view its contents Activating a project The project related menu items and buttons act on the currently active project When you create a new project the new project automatically becomes the active project If you want to work with another project
4. Perspective Other TASKING C C The name of the perspective is displayed in the title bar of the workbench window If you attempt to create a TriCore project while the TASKING C C perspective is not active Eclipse will ask you to activate the TASKING C C perspective after you finish the New C C Project wizard Create a TriCore project with the New C C Project wizard 1 From the File menu select New TASKING TriCore C C Project The New C C Project wizard appears 2 Enter a name for your project for example myproject In the Location field you will see the location where the new project will be stored To change the default location you can uncheck the Use default location check box and browse for an alternative location However use the default location for now 3 Inthe Project type box you can select whether to create an application or a library e Expand TASKING TriCore Application and select Hello World C Project This creates the file myproject c with a simple main function e Click Next to continue 11 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 12 The TriCore Project Settings page appears J New C C Project o e TriCore Project Settings lt gt Select a processor to continue Processor selection Infineon TriCore 1 Family Expand All Expand Selected Collapse all Multi core configuration Actions V Add startup file s to the project V Add linker scr
5. about installing a node locked license see Section 1 1 2 3 2 Installing Server Based Licenses Floating or Node Locked and Section 1 1 2 3 3 Installing Client Based Licenses Node Locked Floating license A floating license is a license located on a license server and can be used by multiple users on the network Floating licenses allow you to share licenses among a group of users up to the number of users seats specified in the license For example suppose 50 developers may use a client but only ten clients are running at any given time In this scenario you only require a ten seats floating license When all ten licenses are in use no other client instance can be used For information about installing a floating license see Section 1 1 2 3 2 Installing Server Based Licenses Floating or Node Locked License service types The license service type specifies the process used to validate the license The following types are possible e Client based also known as standalone The license is serviced by the client All information necessary to service the license is available on the computer that executes the TASKING product This license service type is available for node locked licenses only Server based also known as network based The license is serviced by a separate license server program that runs either on your companies network or runs in the cloud This license service type is available for both node locke
6. describes how Eclipse is organized as a Workbench with Perspectives that contain Views another document explains how to create a sample C C project build and debug it CDT documentation To start with this documentation 1 Start Eclipse 2 From the Help menu select Help Contents The help screen overlays the Eclipse Workbench 3 Inthe left pane select Workbench User Guide to learn more about working in Eclipse 4 Continue with C C Development User Guide to learn more about creating and developing a C C project This part of the documentation explains how to create a hello world example Be aware that this example does not use the TASKING tools it uses the standard GNU compiler in Eclipse instead Getting started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore this manual The TASKING Getting Started and User Guide contain specific information for the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore Its content overrides any information found in the Eclipse and CDT documentation The next chapters of this manual explain how to setup and work with a TriCore project It shows some important features of the TriCore toolset Online TASKING VX toolset User Guides Once you are introduced to Eclipse and the TriCore toolset you can start creating your own projects The online documentation for the TriCore toolset covers the TriCore C Assembly language as well as detailed description of the various tools and options Accessing the documentation for the
7. directory similar to the Windows Explorer 4 Inthe left box select the folder TEMP 5 Inthe right box select the file existing c 6 Click Finish to finish the wizard and import the file into your project The file existing c is copied from its location at C TEMP into your project folder and is added to your project It is now visible as a C source file in the C C Projects view Changes you make to this file will not affect the original file stored in C TEMP Also removing this file from your project will remove the file also from your project folder but the original file remains untouched Create a file in the project folder Instead of importing a file you can create the file existing c with a standard editor outside Eclipse and store it directly in the myproject folder To add the file to your project e In the C C Projects view right click on myproject and select Refresh The file exist ing c should now be visible as part of your project Create a link in the project folder to an existing file The third way to add a file to your project is to create a link to an existing file which is stored on a different location 1 Inthe C C Projects view right click on the project myproject and select New File from Template The New File wizard appears 2 Select the project folder in which to create the link type the name of your project myproject or select the project in the box below 16 Setting u
8. from a TriCore Project To tell a TriCore project that another project PCP project MCS project 8051 project ARM project or MIL library project should be part of it you need to create a project reference 1 Inthe C C Projects view right click on the name of a TriCore project and select Properties The Properties dialog appears 2 Inthe left pane select Project References 3 Inthe right pane select the project that must be part of the TriCore project and click OK 27 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 2 11 Using the Sample Projects The TASKING VX toolset for TriCore comes with a number of examples delivered in the directory lt TriCore installation path gt examples Each directory contains a file readme txt with information about the example You can import the TriCore examples via the Welcome page This is an alternative for importing existing projects via the File Import TASKING C C TASKING TriCore Example Projects wizard Import an existing project from the Welcome page 1 From the Help menu select Welcome The Welcome page appears 2 Click the following button The Welcome Samples page appears 3 Click TriCore examples The Import dialog appears 4 Select the TriCore examples you want to import into the current workspace 5 Enable the option Goto workbench after import and click Finish The original examples are copied into the current workspace The project s should now
9. 089 2 Install the TASKING product and follow the instruction that appear on your screen The installation program asks you to enter the license information TASKING VX toolset InstallShield Wizard License key Information Specify your license key Please enter the license key that you have received from TASKING The key has the format like aaa bbbb cece dddd If you do not have a key please contact TASKING through licensing tasking com or contact your TASKING representative License Key l Licensing Support lt Back Cancel 3 Inthe License key field enter the license key you have received from Altium and click Next to continue 6 7 Preparing for First Use The installation program tries to retrieve the license information from a remote TASKING license server Wait until the license information is retrieved If the license information is retrieved successfully subsequent dialogs are already filled in and you only have to confirm the contents of the dialogs by clicking the Next button If the license information is not retrieved successfully you have to enter the information by hand Select your License type and click Next to continue You can find the license type in the email or paper that contains the license key Select Remote TASKING license server to use one of the remote TASKING license servers or select Local TASKING license server for a local license server The latter requires optional softwar
10. 2 1 Create a Project you should be able to choose between the Debug and the Release configuration Both have their own settings Check this for your self 24 Setting up a Project 1 Select the Release configuration 2 Expand the C C Compiler entry and select Debugging The option Generate symbolic debug information is set to None 3 Select the Debug configuration The option Generate symbolic debug information is set to Default Setting options and restoring defaults You can use one of the available configurations as starting point for setting your options For now choose the Debug configuration 1 Change the option Default to Full At this point you can change as many options as you like 2 Click Apply to apply the new setting s to your project The dialog does not close but the new options are saved to the Debug configuration To restore to the default Debug configuration options 1 Click the Restore Defaults button The option settings are changed to the default settings of the chosen configuration 2 Click Apply to apply the default settings to your project If you change options without applying them and you try to change the configuration you are asked whether to apply the changes first Creating your own build configuration Because of the amount of possible options it may be very convenient to create your own build configuration 1 Click on the Manage Configurations button next to the Configuration field The M
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12. 33 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 3 TASKING Debug myproject myprojectc TiCore Eclipse IDE vxyrz File Edit Source Refactor Navigate Search Project Debug Mode Window Help ri Bii g7 Sy Gv Gris vy HWS RW SHOU EN AVeMSe Hie K lr Oro Quick Access GS E TASKING C C SS TASKING Debug Debug X ef ie Y Gi 00 Variables 8o Breakpoints A ott Registers 23 7 geile 4 gt myproject TASKING C C Debugger st amp oa 7 Group 4 TriCore 1 3 Instruction Set Simulator TC1796B 6 Name Value 4 g Thread TC1796B Suspended P7 Er Name Value Usage 1 main0 myproject c 3 0x80000df0 6 i annot read variable no st 4 0 2 _start cstart c 1044 0x80000d88 AL 0x0 A2 0x800000d4 A3 o0 As o0 N lt it Pa lt G A myproject c 3 lai Disassembly 53 _ BE Outline jm include lt stdio h gt Address 0x80000df0 gt int main void 4 A int main void a ER ox80000df0 0820 sub a sp 0x8 m for i 1 i lt 3 i for i 1 i lt 3 i g 0x80000df2 Olda mov d15 0x1 printf d n i 0x80000df4 2fa0 mov a al5 0x2 intf 1 AE T printf td n i aih Bs ggi Ox80000dE6 af74 st w sp d15 pinal a ales eae i 3 Oxs80000dfs 000884c5 lea a4 0x80000008 ae h 2 ae Ox80000dfe 0020006d call printf 0x80000e3c printf debugging example n gt for i 1 i lt 3 i 4 AM ia El Console 3 Tasks Su BE et E rir a o f0 Memoy amp f r
13. C C General Language El Verbose mode of control program Project References Floating Point Code Generation Run Debug Settings Allocation Optimization Custom Optimization Compilation Speed Debugging a MISRAC Custom 2012 amp Custom 2004 Custom 1998 a G8 CERT C Secure Coding Custom CERT C Diagnostics Miscellaneous 4 3 Assembler Preprocessing Include Paths Symbols Optimization BS List File Diagnostics Q Miscellaneous 4 Linker Patching Output Format Libraries Data Objects Script File Optimization Map File Diagnostics Miscellaneous Restore Defaults Apply on x On the Tool Settings tab the options are grouped in Global Options C C Compiler Assembler and Linker or Archiver if you are building a library Note that the options you enter in the Assembler page are not only used for hand coded assembly files but also for the assembly files generated by the compiler In the Configuration field you can choose a configuration for which you want to make changes Note that this does not make the configuration active For a detailed description of all TASKING VX toolset for TriCore options refer to the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide Selecting a predefined build configuration A build configuration is a predefined set of options When you created the sample project myproject as described in Section
14. Click OK 6 From the Debug menu select Debug Configurations The Debug Configurations dialog appears 37 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 7 Select the debug configuration myproject simulator and click on the Debug button The debug session launches 8 Repeat steps 1 and 2 but in step 2 choose myproject board There are now two debug sessions for the same application In case you have multiple projects you can make dedicated debug configurations for them You can use these debug configurations to run multiple debug sessions at the same time Each session uses its own FSS view for output In the Debug view you can select the debug session or file in the debug session for which you want to inspect for example the value of its variables in the Variables view 38
15. TASKING Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore MC160 800 v6 0 June 19 2015 Copyright 2015 Altium BV All rights reserved You are permitted to print this document provided that 1 the use of such is for personal use only and will not be copied or posted on any network computer or broadcast in any media and 2 no modifications of the document is made Unauthorized duplication in whole or part of this document by any means mechanical or electronic including translation into another language except for brief excerpts in published reviews is prohibited without the express written permission of Altium BV Unauthorized duplication of this work may also be prohibited by local statute Violators may be subject to both criminal and civil penalties including fines and or imprisonment Altium TASKING and their respective logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of Altium Limited or its subsidiaries All other registered or unregistered trademarks referenced herein are the property of their respective owners and no trademark rights to the same are claimed Table of Contents 1 Preparing for First WSO sia c srs sscecaunsencnaaee ne Gennednsncneearea a stannous E ETEND ATOE Oa EDAD 1 1 1 Installing the Software cccceeeeeee eect eee e nee e esate een eee eaeeeeeaeeeeeaeeseeaeeeeeaeeaeeneeneed 1 1 1 1 Installation for WINdOWS ccc cecee cece enana a E ee nea eaeees 1 1A LIGGMSING secaressa ti
16. TC1796 Applications Module a Infineon TriBoard TC1796B Phytec Phycore TC1796B TriCore 1 Instruction Set Simulator KSM Configuration fCPU 150Mhz PLL normal mode gt m Connection settings Connection Universal Debug Access Server z Sansa Field Value Edita Host localhost Port 23 Add launch configuration to the project O lt Back Next l Cancel In the Target field select the target evaluation board that you use to debug your application By default only the boards are shown for the selected processor In the Configuration field select the configuration that matches the settings on your board Setting up a Project 9 Enable Add launch configuration to the project This allows you to debug your project For more information see section Creating a Customized Debug Configuration in Chapter Using the Debugger of the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide 10 Click the Finish button to import the configuration settings Your project settings such as memory flash settings and LSL file myproject ls and startup code cstart h are adjusted to the selected board configuration for you to build your application Note that only those registers are changed that are needed for the board to operate The information in the Import Board Configuration wizard is based on Debug Target Configuration DTC files DTC files define all possible configurations for a debug target The files are located in t
17. TriCore toolset is similar to accessing the online documentation for Eclipse 1 Start Eclipse 2 From the Help menu select Help Contents The help screen overlays the Eclipse Workbench Preparing for First Use 3 Inthe left pane select TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide to access the documentation for the TriCore toolset or select one of the other toolset User Guides The TASKING manuals are also available in PDF format via de Windows Start menu Browse to Start Programs TASKING VX toolset for TriCore vx y rz Manuals and select the manual you need 1 4 Related Publications C Standard e CA Reference Manual fifth edition by Samual P Harbison and Guy L Steele Jr 2002 Prentice Hall ISO IEC 9899 1999 E Programming languages C ISO IEC More information on the standards can be found at http www ansi org DSP C An Extension to ISO IEC 9899 1999 E Programming languages C TASKING TK0071 14 C Standard ISO IEC 14882 1998 C standard ANSI ISO IEC 14882 2003 C standard ISO IEC ISO IEC 14882 2011 C standard ISO IEC ISO IEC 14882 2014 C standard ISO IEC More information on the standards can be found at http www iso org The C Programming Language second edition by Bjarne Straustrup 1991 Addison Wesley The Annotated C Reference Manual by Margaret A Ellis and Bjarne Straustrup 1990 Addison Wesley CERT C Secure Coding Standard The CERT C Secure Cod
18. a target board specify the Configuration and Connection settings For the simulator you can skip this e Optional If you selected a target board enable Import board configuration Your project settings such as memory flash settings and LSL file myproject 1s1 and startup code cstart h will be adjusted to the selected board configuration for you to build your application Enable Add launch configuration to the project This allows you to debug your project e Leave the other tabs as is For more information see section Creating a Customized Debug Configuration in Chapter Using the Debugger of the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide 13 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 10 Click Finish to finish the wizard and to create the project The project has now been created and is the active project If you click on the Build myproject button 1 the project is built and should give no errors or warnings The left hand pane of the Workbench window has two views The C C Projects view shows the structure of your projects complete with all files that are used in the project The Navigator view lets you navigate through the physical project folder and project files on your hard disk The navigator view does not show the include files needed for your project because these files are stored in the general include folder not in your project folder In the standard Eclipse documentation about the w
19. anage Configurations dialog appears 2 Click on the New button The Create New Configuration dialog appears 3 Type a Name Myconfig and optional a Description for your configuration In the Copy settings from box you can choose the initial option settings for your configuration 4 Select Existing configuration and choose the Debug configuration 25 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore The existing Debug configuration is the same as the default Debug configuration because we applied the default settings in the previous example 5 Click OK The Manage Configurations dialog shows the new configuration 6 Select the new configuration Myconfig and click Set Active 7 Click OK Your new configuration has become the active configuration From now on a build will use the option settings from the Myconfig configuration Note that when you select a configuration from the Configuration field this only affects the property pages it does not make the configuration active Important the Restore Defaults button is still associated with the default Debug configuration Because the new configuration Myconfig is based on the Debug configuration the defaults of the Debug configuration also apply to the Myconfig configuration Creating your own defaults The previous example showed how to create your own build configuration to store settings However it was impossible to return to your own defaults only the original De
20. bar and in the Breakpoints view along with the name of the associated file When the breakpoint is actually set a check mark v appears in front of the dot Disable breakpoints You can disable a breakpoint or completely remove it To disable a breakpoint do one of the following e In the Breakpoints view disable a breakpoint by clearing the check box e In the Editor view right click on a breakpoint dot in the margin and select Disable Breakpoint The blue breakpoint dot turns white Remove breakpoints To completely remove the breakpoint do one of the following Inthe Breakpoints view right click on a breakpoint and select Remove e In the Editor view right click on a breakpoint dot in the margin and select Toggle Breakpoint e In the Editor view double click on a breakpoint The blue breakpoint dot disappears Example With the techniques described above 1 Seta line breakpoint on the code line printf a small dst n i 3 2 Clear the FSS view 3 Restart your application The application suspends when entering the main function because this was defined in the Debug configuration 4 To resume execution from the Debug menu select Resume or press F8 or click on the Resume button 1 gt The application suspends execution before this line is executed The FSS view now shows 1 2 3 Hello world this is 5 Resume execution again to finish execution 36 Debugging your Application Note that tho
21. be visible in the C C Projects view You can set additional project options and build the sample projects as explained in the previous sections Note that you can also use the Import Board Configuration wizard to configure the examples for an evaluation board 2 12 Import Export Project Properties You can export project properties into a file prop so that you can import a specific configuration into a project whenever you want for example in another workspace 28 Setting up a Project Export project properties 1 From the File menu select Export The Export dialog appears Select TASKING C C TASKING C C Project Properties and click Next The Export TASKING C C Project Properties dialog appears Select the project and configuration from which you want to export the project properties Specify the destination properties file extension prop and click Finish The properties will be saved in the specified file Import project properties 1 From the File menu select Import The Import dialog appears Select TASKING C C TASKING C C Project Properties and click Next The Import TASKING C C Project Properties dialog appears Specify the properties file extension prop you want to import Select the destination project and configuration into which you want to import the project properties and click Finish The properties of the selected project will be replaced by the properties from the se
22. bug and or original Release defaults were available Below it is described how you can create your own defaults Basically you create a configuration A in which you set your own defaults then you create a new configuration B which will be based on configuration A If you have found a satisfying combination of option settings you can create a configuration named Mydefaults 1 First change the option settings to your own needs 2 Repeat steps 1 through 7 of Creating your own build configuration but in step 3 type the name Mydefaults Normally any settings you change from here are saved to Mydefaults thus loosing your original defaults To prevent this 1 Repeat steps 1 through 3 of Creating your own build configuration to create a second new configuration and name it Myworkoptions The name suggests that this will be the configuration for experimentally changing option settings 2 Select Existing configuration and choose the Mydefaults configuration Your new working configuration is now the same as the configuration named Mydefaults 3 Click OK The Manage Configurations dialog shows the new configuration 4 Select the new configuration Myworkoptions and click Set Active 26 Setting up a Project 5 Click OK Now you can work with the Myworkoptions configuration If you want to return to your defaults you can either make the Mydefaults configuration active or create a new configuration using the Mydefaults
23. configuration to copy the settings from 2 9 Build a Project When you build a TASKING TriCore C C project in Eclipse the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore compiler assembler and linker are used to compile and link all the source code and the libraries associated with the project To build a project From the Project menu select Build myproject From the Project menu the following Build commands are available Build Project Builds the selected project Build Working Set Opens a wizard in which you can create a customized set of files that will be built Clean Removes all intermediate files that are created during a build As a consequence the next build cannot rely on existing results from previous builds thus simulating a rebuild Build Automatically If you set this option the selected project will be built automatically after each applied change in the project properties and after each saved change in the source files This way of building is not recommended for C C development In order for this option to work you must also enable option Build on resource save Auto build on the Behaviour tab of the C C Build page of the Project Properties for dialog Build project Builds the active project Rebuild project Rebuilds the active project This builds every file in the project whether or not a file has been modified since the last build A rebuild is a clean followed by a build 2 10 Refer to Another Project
24. d licenses and floating licenses Licenses can be serviced by a cloud based license server called Remote TASKING License Server This is a license server that is operated by TASKING Alternatively you can install a license server program on your local network Such a server is called a Local TASKING License Server You have to configure such a license server yourself The installation of a local TASKING license server is not part of this manual You can order it as a separate product SW000089 The benefit of using the Remote TASKING License Server is that product installation and configuration is simplified Unless you have an IT department that is proficient with the setup and configuration of licensing systems we recommend to use the facilities offered by the Remote TASKING License Server Preparing for First Use 1 1 2 1 Obtaining a License You need a license key when you install a TASKING product on a computer If you have not received such a license key follow the steps below to obtain one Otherwise you cannot install the software Obtaining a server based license floating or node locked e Order a TASKING product from Altium or one of its distributors A license key will be sent to you by email or on paper If your node locked server based license is not yet bound to a specific computer ID the license server binds the license to the computer that first uses the license Obtaining a client based license node locked To
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26. e For local license server only specify the Server name and Port number of the local license server Click Finish to complete the installation 1 1 2 3 3 Installing Client Based Licenses Node Locked If you do not have received your license key and license file read Section 1 1 2 1 Obtaining a License before continuing 1 Install the TASKING product and follow the instruction that appear on your screen The installation program asks you to enter the license information TASKING VX toolset InstallShield Wizard License key Information Specify your license key Please enter the license key that you have received from TASKING The key has the format like aaa bbbb cece dddd If you do not have a key please contact TASKING through licensing tasking com or contact your TASKING representative License Key Licensing Support Cancel In the License key field enter the license key you have received from Altium and click Next to continue Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore The installation program tries to retrieve the license information from a remote TASKING license server Wait until the license information is retrieved If the license information is retrieved successfully subsequent dialogs are already filled in and you only have to confirm the contents of the dialogs by clicking the Next button If the license information is not retrieved successfully you have to enter the
27. e project s processor select a different processor here Processor selection 4 V AUDO NextGeneration Family TC1762 TC1764 TC1766 TC1766B T1792 TC1796 TC1796B gt E TC116x Family Multi core configuration Use configuration hi l Set all registers to the default values Update CPU of referenced referencing projects Cee ten net If you want to change the project s processor select a different processor 21 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 22 If you changed the processor you can choose to reset the register values and update the processor selection of related projects e Enable Set all registers to the default values if you want to make sure that you start debugging with the default register values Enable Update CPU of referenced referencing projects if you want to make sure that all projects related to your active project have the same processor selected Click Next The Select a target and configuration page appears f Import Board Configuration gt oje Select a target and configuration Optionally create a debug configuration for the selected target Name myproject Target gt Initialization B Project 6 Arguments Source E Miscellaneous Target settings Show all targets Show targets for TC1796B Target Hitex HiMOD
28. f Oy oG PB a V8 Debug myproject B p Monitors Communication TSIM1 Simulator a Debug Instrument Module tsim Using Java Link Version 1 141 Starting Debugger TASKING VX toolset for TriCore debugger Build 258 Copyright 2006 2014 Altium BV lt m The Debug view shows your running application Because of the settings in the debug configuration execution has suspended at the first instruction in the function main The Editor view shows the C source files of your application and shows the line where the execution has suspended e The Variables view shows the variables in your application in this case int i 3 3 Set the Debug Target Mode In the TASKING Debug perspective you can select the target mode TriCore or PCP Depending on the mode the corresponding program counter is retrieved To debug PCP code From the Mode menu select PCP The views in the TASKING Debug perspective will reflect the selected mode For example the Disassembly view will display PCP code 34 Debugging your Application 3 4 Stepping through the Application At this moment your application is executing but suspended on the function main This means the C startup code has been executed already From this point you can step through your application while inspecting what happens 1 From the Debug menu select Step Into or press F5 or click on the Step Into button in the Debug view The highlight
29. he etc directory of the installed product and use dtc as filename suffix For more information on DTC files see the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide 2 8 Setting Project Options Now you are familiar with opening and editing files in your project and you have selected a target configuration we will have a look at the options you can set for building your project First make sure the project myproject is open To access the options for your project 1 From the Project menu select Properties for Alternatively you can click the 2 button The Properties for myproject dialog appears 2 If not selected expand C C Build and select Settings to access the TriCore tool settings A screen similar to the following should now appear 23 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore C Properties for myproject kaka type filter text Settings i aed Resource Builders a C C Build Configuration Debug Active zi Manage Configurations Build Variables Environment Logging Tool Settings Build Steps p Build Artifact Binary Parsers Eror Parsers Memory Processor amp Global Options V Use global product directory preference Settings a C C Compiler S eclipse_home Refactoring History Stack Heap Preprocessing Startup Configuration Include Paths Treat warnings as errors Startup Registers Precompiled C Headers V Keep temporary files
30. his Preparing for First Use C TASKING C C TriCore Eclipse IDE vx yrz nA File Edit Navigate Search Project Debug Window Help rir Gy amp er Gr vig H v v f Quick Access E C TASKING C C Fig C C Proj 3 5 Navigator O p G Outline X m aes 7 An outline is not available El Problems amp amp Console E Properties ESITI 0 items Description Resource Path Location Da Type At any time you can get the Welcome view back again by selecting Welcome from the Help menu Closing the TriCore Eclipse IDE To close TriCore Eclipse IDE From the File menu select Exit Upon exit the TriCore Eclipse IDE saves the current workbench layout The next time you start the TriCore Eclipse IDE the last saved workbench layout is used 1 3 How to Use the Documentation The documentation for the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore consists of online documentation for Eclipse e this Getting Started manual online TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore e online TASKING VX toolset for PCP User Guide online TASKING VX toolset for MCS User Guide e online TASKING VX toolset for 8051 User Guide online TASKING VX toolset for ARM User Guide It is strongly recommended to read the documentation in this order Getting acquainted with Eclipse If you are new to Eclipse start familiarizing with Eclipse Eclipse comes with several online documents One document
31. in the Edit view moves to the next statement 2 Press F5 again The highlight in the Edit view moves to the next statement In the Variables view you can inspect the value of the variable i It is now set to 1 3 Press F5 again The printf statement has been executed now The bottom area of your workbench now shows a new view FSS 1 myproject FSS stands for File System Simulation The FSS view simulates the input and output to and from the target board or simulator when you are debugging The value of int i is printed and sent to the FSS view for output To clear the FSS view right click in the view and select Clear To restart your application from the Debug menu select Restart 8 4 Step further through your application Watch the value of int i in the Variables view and observe the output in the FSS view The output is only flushed after a newline n 3 5 Setting and Removing Breakpoints Instead of stepping you can set breakpoints to suspended the application at a certain point A breakpoint is set on an executable line of a program If a breakpoint is enabled during debugging the execution suspends before that line of code executes Add breakpoints To add a breakpoint Double click the marker bar located in the left margin of the C C Editor next to the line of code where you want to add a breakpoint 35 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore A dot is displayed in the marker
32. ing Standard by Robert C Seacord October 2008 Addison Wesley e The CERT C Secure Coding Standard web site htip www securecoding cert org For general information about CERT secure coding see hitp www cert org secure coding MISRA C e MISRA C 2012 Guidelines for the use of the C language in critical systems MIRA Ltd 2013 See also http www misra c com Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore e MISRA C 2004 Guidelines for the Use of the C Language in Critical Systems MIRA Ltd 2004 See also http www misra c com e Guidelines for the Use of the C Language in Vehicle Based Software MIRA Ltd 1998 See also http Awww misra org uk TriCore TriCore 1 32 bit Unified Processor Core Volume 1 Core Architecture V1 3 amp V1 3 1 Architecture User s Manual V1 3 8 2007 11 Infineon TriCore 1 32 bit Unified Processor Core Volume 2 Instruction Set V1 3 amp V1 3 1 Architecture User s Manual V1 3 8 2007 11 Infineon e TC1xxx User s Manual V2 0 2007 Infineon e TriCore 1 32 bit Unified Processor Core Embedded Applications Binary Interface EABI V1 3 V1 3 1 amp V1 6 Architecture User s Manual v2 5 2008 01 Infineon PCP e PCP DMA Architecture Specification Rev 1 13M 1998 09 Infineon e Peripheral Control Processor PCP User s Manual V1 1 4 1998 12 Infineon e PCP2 Target Specification V1 0 2000 06 Infineon MCS e AURIX TC27x 32 Bit Single Chip Microcontroller Target S
33. ipt file to the project V Include debugger synchronization utility O f lt are Next Fini mn a Select the target processor for which you want to build the application For example TC1796B under AUDO NextGeneration Family Afterwards you can always change the processor in the Project Properties for dialog When you selected a multi core processor for example TC26X under the AURIX family select the multi core configuration you want to use If you want to create a multi core project select Multi core If you want to create a project for a single core on a multi core processor select a Single core You can choose to add C startup code to your project and or add a linker script file to your project Enable Add startup file s to the project This adds the files cstart c and cstart h to your project which are necessary for building C programs These files are copies of lib src cstart c and include cstart h If you do not add the startup file s here you can always add them later with File New Startup Files Enable Add linker script file to the project This adds the file myproject 1s1 to your project which can be edited to customize linking and locating If you do not add the linker script file here you can always add it later with File New Linker Script File LSL For details on changing the C startup code and linker script file refer to the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide When the debugge
34. lected file 29 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 30 Chapter 3 Debugging your Application This tutorial shows how to debug your application using the internal debugger Before you start with this chapter it is recommended to read the Eclipse documentation first It provides general information about the debugging process This chapter guides you through a number of examples using the TASKING debugger with simulation as target You can find the Eclipse documentation as follows 1 2 Start Eclipse From the Help menu select Help Contents The help screen overlays the Eclipse Workbench In the left pane select C C Development User Guide Open the Getting Started entry and select Debugging projects This Eclipse tutorial provides an overview of the debugging process Be aware that the Eclipse example does not use the TASKING tools and TASKING debugger 3 1 Setting up a Project for Debugging 3 1 1 Create a Sample Project 1 Create or reopen the project myproject as created in Section 2 1 Create a Project Use the default values and make sure that you e select Hello World C project in the New C C Project wizard enable at least the Debug configuration Edit the file myproject c as follows include lt stdio h gt int main void int is for i 1 i lt 3 i printf Sd n i printf Hello world printf this is n printf a small dst n i 3
35. lo World n lt missing semicolon Note the following The tab label of the editor view shows an asterisk in front of the file name my file to indicate that the file has been modified The C C editor view uses syntax coloring 17 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore e The Outline view shows the structure of the file You can use this view to navigate through larger source files easily Alternatively you can expand the structure of the file in the C C Projects view e Right clicking in the editor view presents you with a list of menu commands To receive more help about the editor view make sure it is active and press F1 Saving and closing a file To save the file From the File menu select Save Cirl S The project will be saved To close the file From the File menu select Close Ctrl F4 Eclipse will ask you to save the files that have been modified since the last save Notice also the menu commands Save All and Close All which you can use when you are working with multiple files Opening a file in the C C editor There are several ways to open an existing file An easy way to open the C source file my file c directly in the C C editor is e Inthe C C Projects view double click on the file name Eclipse recognizes the file as a C source file and opens the file in the C C editor Correct the file by entering the missing semicolon Save and close the file
36. n 3 1 2 Create a Debug Configuration 8 Start the debugger as explained in Section 3 2 Start a Debug Session 32 Debugging your Application 3 1 2 Create a Debug Configuration Before you can debug a project you need a Debug launch configuration Such a configuration identified by a name contains all information about the debug project which debugger is used which project is used which binary debug file is used which perspective is used and so forth You can create a launch configuration when you create a new project with the New C C Project wizard In Section 2 1 Create a Project we created one for the TASKING simulator At any time you can change this configuration If you want to debug on a target board you have to create a custom debug configuration for your target board For details on creating or changing a debug configuration refer to section Creating a Customized Debug Configuration in Chapter Using the Debugger of the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore User Guide 3 2 Start a Debug Session 1 From the Debug menu select Debug project Alternatively you can click the button in the main toolbar The TASKING Debug perspective is associated with the TASKING C C Debugger Because the TASKING C C perspective is still active Eclipse asks to open the TASKING Debug perspective 2 Optionally enable the option Remember my decision and click Yes The debug session is launched This may take a few seconds
37. n select whether to create an application or a library 14 4 Setting up a Project Expand TASKING TriCore Application and select Empty Project This creates a project without a C source file containing the function main e Click Next to continue The TriCore Project Settings page appears Repeat steps 4 through 8 of Create a TriCore project with the New C C Project wizard in Section 2 1 Create a Project Click Finish to finish the wizard and to create the project Add a new file to your project To add a new empty file 1 In the C C Projects view right click on the name of the project myproject and select New Source File The New Source File dialog appears Specify a source folder and a name for the new file By default the new file will be stored in the project folder in this case mypro ject If your projects contains multiple folders you can browse for an alternative source folder to store the new file in In the Source folder field make sure it refers to myproject e Inthe Source file field type the name of the new file for example my file c Note that for C files you must specify the extension c For C files use the extension cc or cpp Inthe Template field select a code template for your source file for example Default C source template or select lt None gt if you want to start with an empty file Note that you can configure your own templates if you click on the Configure bu
38. order to build your application run it and debug it your project needs information about the target execution environment The target can be a simulator or an evaluation board If you are using the TASKING simulator you do not need to configure a target you only need a launch configuration to start the debugger If you are using an evaluation board you have to create a launch configuration for your board in order to debug on a board For all boards you also need to import a board configuration into your project Based on your selections your project settings are adjusted such as memory settings the linker script file added LSL statements have the tag dtc and startup code The steps below are only necessary if you have not configured the target when you created a project with the New C C Project wizard or if you want to create another configuration Import TriCore board configuration 1 From the File menu in Eclipse select Import The Import wizard appears 2 Expand TASKING C C select Board Configuration and click Next The Import Board Configuration page appears 20 Setting up a Project Select project and project configuration Make your selection Select project Select configuration E myproject Debug Release Select your project nypro ject and project configuration Debug and click Next The Select a processor page appears Select a processor If you want to change th
39. orkbench is described how you can move and organize views on your workbench 2 2 Delete a Project The project as you just created is stored as a subfolder named mypro ject in the folder C Users user workspace_ctc_version for Windows 7 or higher or HOME workspace_ctc_version for Solaris To delete a project it needs to be properly removed from the workbench To delete the project which you just created 1 Inthe C C Projects view right click on the name of the project myproject and select Delete A dialog appears which asks for confirmation 2 Enable Delete project contents on disk cannot be undone This will remove your project from the workbench and also removes the entire myproject subfolder from your hard disk If you disable this option this would have removed your project from the workbench but leaves it on you hard disk Files can be used later in other projects or you can later import the whole project 3 Click OK to confirm 2 3 Manually Add a File to Your Project We will recreate the project as described in Section 2 1 Create a Project however this time without the automatic Hello World example C source file Instead the example below illustrates how you can manually add a file to your project Recreate your project without Hello World 1 First repeat steps 1 and 2 of Create a TriCore project with the New C C Project wizard in Section 2 1 Create a Project 2 Inthe Project type box you ca
40. p a Project 3 Inthe File name field enter a name for the link for example 1ink2existing c 4 Click the Advanced gt gt button Additional options appear on the dialog to let you create a link to an existing file 5 Enable the option Link to file in the file system 6 Browse to the location where existing c is located select this file and click the Open button 7 Click Finish to finish the wizard and create the link to the file in your project Remove a file or link from your project As we do not need this file for the remainder of this tutorial we can safely remove it again from the project e Inthe C C Projects view right click on the file Link2existing c and select Delete The link 1ink2existing c is no longer part of your project and has been removed from your project folder The original file however remains untouched at its original location e In the C C Projects view right click on the file exist ing c and select Delete The file existing c is no longer part of your project and has been removed from your project folder Be aware that when you remove a file from your project it always will be removed from its location in the project folder on your hard disk too 2 4 Editing Files C C Editor Editing a file Enter the following simple C source in your new source document the code deliberately contains a mistake which you will correct later on include lt stdio h gt int main void printf Hel
41. pecification V2 4 2011 08 Infineon 8051 e TASKING 8051 ELF DWARF Application Binary Interface EDABI v1 1 2009 Altium ARM ARM Architecture Reference Manual ARM DDI 0100 2005 ARM Limited e ARMv6 M Architecture Reference Manual ARM DDI 0419C 2010 ARM Limited ARMv7 M Architecture Reference Manual ARM DDI 0403D 2010 ARM Limited e Cortex M0 1 3 4 Technical Reference Manuals ARM Limited e Cortex Microcontroller Software Inferface Standard CMSIS 10 Chapter 2 Setting up a Project This tutorial shows how to create an embedded software project with the TriCore toolset It lets you create your own project with a simple Hello World example The steps to create and build projects for the other toolsets that are part of the TriCore VX toolset product PCP MCS 8051 and ARM are similar to that of the TriCore toolset By now you should be familiar with the Eclipse workbench perspectives and views If you are not please read the Eclipse documentation as described in Section 1 3 How to Use the Documentation 2 1 Create a Project Set the TASKING C C perspective Before creating a TriCore project it is necessary to have the TASKING C C perspective on the workbench By default this should be the case when you start Eclipse but if it is not do the following 1 Start Eclipse Eclipse starts with the last saved workbench layout 2 To open the TASKING C C perspective from the Window menu select Open
42. r stops the TriCore this does not automatically flush all the states in the CPU s pipeline and caches In order to be able to correctly show the program state the debugger therefore needs to execute special flushing code every time the CPU halts When you enable the option Include debugger synchronization utility this causes the file ctc lib src sync_on_halt c to be Setting up a Project copied to the project If you are not going to use the TASKING debugger you can save a few tens of bytes by disabling this option Click Next The Target Settings page appears i C3 New C C Project olka Target Settings gt Create a configuration to launch the debugger Name myproject Target gt Initialization E Project Arguments amp y Source Miscellaneous Target settings Show all targets Show targets for TC1796B Target Infineon TriBoard TC1796B a Phytec Phycore TC1796B TriCore 1 Instruction Set Simulator KSM TriCore 1 3 Instruction Set Simulator m Configuration Connection settings Connection TSIM1 Simulator x Settings Field Value Import board configuration V Add launch configuration to the project O f lt Back Next Cancel In order to debug your project you need to create a debug configuration Select a target You can select a target board or a simulator For this example we select the TriCore 1 3 Instruction Set Simulator Optional If you selected
43. tion is available and how you best can use it In this manual TASKING VX toolset for TriCore and TriCore toolset are used as synonyms 1 1 Installing the Software This section describes the installation of the embedded software for Windows It also describes how to license the software 1 1 1 Installation for Windows System Requirements Before installing make sure the following minimum system requirements are met Windows 8 or Windows 7 2 GHz Pentium class processor e 1 GB memory 3 GB free hard disk space e Screen resolution 1024 x 768 or higher Installation 1 Insert the TASKING VX toolset CD ROM into the CD ROM drive 2 Ifthe installation program does not start automatically browse to your CD ROM drive and run the program setup exe The TASKING Setup dialog box appears 3 Select a product and click on the Install button If there is only one product you can directly click on the Install button 4 Follow the instructions that appear on your screen Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore 1 1 2 Licensing TASKING products are protected with TASKING license management software TLM To use a TASKING product you must install that product and install a license The following license types can be ordered from Altium Node locked license A node locked license locks the software to one specific computer so you can use the product on that particular computer only For information
44. tton Click Finish to continue The new file myfile c is created and ready for editing in the editor view Add an existing file to your project import There are three ways to add a file to your project Import a file the original file is copied to the project folder e Create a file in the project folder e Create a link in the project folder to an existing file Import a file Instead of creating a new file it is also possible to import an existing file into your project or to create a file directly in the mypro ject folder To demonstrate this follow the steps below Do not close Eclipse 15 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore e First create a C source file for example existing c with a standard editor outside Eclipse As content you can for example use a single line containing comments only e You can store the file anywhere on your hard disk but not in your project folder for example in C TEMP In Eclipse follow the next steps to import the existing file 1 Inthe C C Projects view right click on the project myproject and select Import The Import wizard appears 2 Select General File System Click Next to continue 3 Inthe From directory field type the path to the directory where you saved existing c for example C TEMP and click in the empty white box below The left box shows the file structure of the directory the right box shows the files located in that
45. ugh the application has finished execution it has not been terminated yet Your debug session is still active 3 6 Reload Current Application When your application had changed for example because you solved a bug you can reload the application in the debugger without restarting it 1 Make the necessary changes in your source 2 Rebuild your application 4 3 Click on the Reload current application button 5 The new application is loaded in the debugger 3 7 End a Debug Session To end the debug session 1 From the Debug menu select Terminate or click on the Terminate button 2 To remove the debug session from the Debug view right click on the debug session and select Remove All Terminated or click on the Remove All Terminated Launches button in the Debug view 3 8 Multiple Debug Sessions It is possible to run multiple debug sessions To do so just repeat the steps for starting a debug session First make sure that you have terminated all debug sessions 1 From the Window menu select Preferences The Preferences dialog appears 2 Select TASKING Debugger Startup 3 Enable the option Allow multiple simultaneous debug sessions 4 Select what you want to happen When trying to start another debug session for the same configuration Select Re download to download the absolute file again or select Start new session or select Prompt to get a question each time you try to start a new session 5
46. use a TASKING product on one particular computer with a license file Altium needs to know the computer ID that uniquely identifies your computer You can do this with the getcid program that is available on the TASKING website The detailed steps are explained below 1 Download the getcid program from http www tasking com support tlm download shtml 2 Execute the getcid program on the computer on which you want to use a TASKING product The tool has no options For example C Tasking getcid Computer ID 5Dzm L9 Z WFbO aMkU 5Dzm L9 Z WFbO aMkU MDAy Y2Zm The computer ID is displayed on your screen 3 Order a TASKING product from Altium or one of its distributors and supply the computer ID A license key and a license file will be sent to you by email or on paper When you have received your TASKING product you are now ready to install it 1 1 2 2 Frequently Asked Questions FAQ If you have questions or encounter problems you can check the support page on the TASKING website http www tasking com support tlm faq shtml This page contains answers to questions for the TASKING license management system TLM If your question is not there please contact your nearest Altium Sales amp Support Center or Value Added Reseller 1 1 2 3 Installing a License The license setup procedure is done by the installation program If the installation program can access the internet then you only need the licence key Given the license ke
47. y the installation program retrieves all required information from the remote TASKING license server 3 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore The install program sends the license key and the computer ID of the computer on which the installation program is running to the remote TASKING license server no other data is transmitted If the installation program cannot access the internet the installation program asks you to enter the required information by hand If you install a node locked client based license you should have the license file at hand see Section 1 1 2 1 Obtaining a License Floating licenses are always server based and node locked licenses can be server based All server based licenses are installed using the same procedure 1 1 2 3 1 Configure the Firewall in your Network For using the TASKING license servers the TASKING license manager tries to connect to the Remote TASKING servers licl tasking com lic4 tasking com atthe TCP ports 8080 8936 or 80 Make sure that the firewall in your network is transparently enabled for one of these ports 1 1 2 3 2 Installing Server Based Licenses Floating or Node Locked If you do not have received your license key read Section 1 1 2 1 Obtaining a License before you continue 1 If you want to use a local license server first install and run the local license server before you continue with step 2 You can order a local license server as a separate product SW000
48. you have to make it active first To make a project active In the C C Projects view right click on the project myproject and select Set Active Project The project is now active This is mentioned after the project name Project properties build and debug will act on this active project 2 6 Copy a Project If you want to use a project as a starting point for a new project you can make a copy of a project Not only a copy of a project is made but also the project specific filenames and settings will reflect the new project name To copy a project 1 Inthe C C Projects view right click on the project myproject and select Copy 2 Inthe C C Projects view right click on the project myproject and select Paste 19 Getting Started with the TASKING VX toolset for TriCore The Copy Project dialog appears 3 Enter a name for your new project for example Copy of myproject In the Location field you will see the location where the copy of your project will be stored To change the default location you can uncheck the Use default location check box and browse for an alternative location However use the default location for now 4 Click OK to continue Eclipse makes a copy of the project renames the LSL file and updates the project configuration and launch configurations In the C C Projects view the project Copy of myproject is now visible as a closed map and is the active project 2 7 Configuring the Target In
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