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COP8C C Compiler for National COP8™
The COP8C Code Development System includes:
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an optimizing C Cross-compiler.
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the BCLink linker.
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an Integrated Development Environment and editor.
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a built-in macro cross-assembler.
New Memory Management techniques, such as the SPECIAL memory directive, add support for variables in all types of memory: available LCD controller RAM, I2C, EEPROM and Flash. LOCAL address space lets you maximize the use of RAM, direct the placement of local variables, re-use RAM locations and pass multiple arguments to functions.
Other features of the COP8C Code Development System include:
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Highly optimized generated code. Full versions generate ROMable code, demonstration versions generate listing files with assembly.
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part-specific header files describe the unique features of each target device.
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compiler configuration using #pragma directives.
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ports are declared and protected using the
#pragma portseries of directives -
the
#pragma vectordirective specifies the location and assigned name for interrupt sources. -
BCLIDE Windows IDE organizes access to project settings and facilitates quick project build.
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BClink Linker links object files and libraries compiled with cop8c.exe
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object libraries can be included directly in C source files using Absolute Code Mode.
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named address spaces support the grouping of variables at specific memory locations.
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SPECIAL address space declares variables at special locations such as external devices or internal EPROM.
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LOCAL address space allows you to use local variables.
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extensions to the C language designed specifically for the embedded systems developer. Some extensions include bit-sized data types, binary constants, extended case statements, direct variable placement with the @ symbol, and support for processor-specific functions.
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interrupt handler support in C; makes context saving and restoring easy.
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data types include:
bit, bits
char, short, int, long
int8, int16 (unambiguous ints)
register-oriented types for direct access to processor registers when necessary
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selectable 8 or 16 bit int data type.
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packed bit fields in structs.
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include single and multiple lines of inline assembly within a C program with the #asm and #endasm directives
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extensive control over computer-generated initialization.
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generates source-level information required for emulators.
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COP8C extends support for the National Semiconductor COP8�„� family of processors including the new SGR and SGE derivatives.
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support for source-level debugging with popular emulators, or manual inspection using listing files.
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supports processor specific instructions NOP, STOP
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supports the instruction extensions 888, 820, 840, 800, 880, and SREG
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direct access to AC, B, X, PSW and S registers
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source level debugging supported by MetaLink's emulators

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