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Hello_c -- This is your typical 'Hello World!' in C.
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This demo will just print a welcome message to the serial port (19200/8/N/1).
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In order to make this demo, you need the free C compiler SDCC and some flavor
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of 'make'.
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Running 'make all' will compile the demo and build a suitable object
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code VHDL package that can then be used in synthesis or simulation.
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See the makefile for other make targets ('clean', etc.).
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You can run this demo on the software simulator B51 by running script 'run.bat'.
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You can run this demo in Modelsim by modifyng script /sim/light52_hello_tb.do
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slightly -- compile the object code package for this demo.
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Once you have run the demo in Modelsim and B51, you can then compare the
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respective simulation logs (sw_log.txt and /sim/hw_sim_log.txt). For this demo,
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both files might not be identical because the B51 simulator is not cycle
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accurate in its simulation of the serial port.
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It should be easy to port the BAT scripts to any linux shell flavor.
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