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How do I configure HCS08GT60_44pins ?

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Luo Fugui - 27 May 2004 04:37 GMT
Hi all,
i am using project wizard to build a new project. However the default
setting of  motorola's GT60 is the 42-pin one. How could I make it a
44-pin processor?

thank you very much!

Luo fugui
MW Ron - 27 May 2004 15:33 GMT
>Hi all,
>i am using project wizard to build a new project. However the default
>setting of  motorola's GT60 is the 42-pin one. How could I make it a
>44-pin processor?

We have  a codewarrior.embedded newsgroup which would be more
appropriate for this.  If your service provider doesn't carry the
codewarrior* newsgroups you can read and post to them using google.com
groups

We assume that you are using Processor Expert in your application.

If this is the case, proceed as follows:
- Open your project.
- Go to the "ProcessorExpert" Tab
- In the Configurations group double click on the X mark in front of the
Debug_44pin configuration. The X will be changed to a V.
   
Now your code will be generated for the HCS08GT60 44 Pin CPU.

If you are not using processor expert, you will probably need the
extended register definition file. I would suggest following approach:

- Create a project for HCS08GT60 CPU and make sure to activate  
Processor Expert.
- Go to the "ProcessorExpert" Tab
- In the Configurations group double click on the X mark in front of the
Debug_44pin configuration. The X will be changed to a V.
- There will be a red mark in front of the CPU:MC9S08GT60_44 bean.
Double click on it.
- Toggle LVD Module to disable
- Hit the build button. Processor Expert will generate some code.
- The files IO_Map.h and IO_Map.c generated in the project "CODE"
directory are the register definition file for the MC9S08GT60_44 CPU.

I hope this helps.

Ron

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Luo Fugui - 31 May 2004 03:41 GMT
Hi,
Thank you very much!

luo fugui
 
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