What compilers are supported?

Because MtDt supports industry-standard file formats--such as common object file format (COFF), ELF/DWARF, Freescale SRECORD, and Intel IHEX--it is likely to support any compiler that can output one of these formats

Byte Craft Ltd.'s eTPU_C Compiler
Freescale's TPU MASM
INTROL
DIAB DATA
GNU
eTPU
No
No
No
No
TPU
No
No
No
No
CPU32
No
No
CPU16
No
No
No
No
How do I optimize performance with ASH WARE's development tools?
For each vendor's toolset consisting of compiler, assembler, and linker there are settings that will best optimize performance with the ASH WARE development tools. These generally specify inclusion of debugging information, the level of optimization (in certain cases reducing the amount of optimization improves source level debugging) and the stack frame structure.

What is Byte Craft Limited's ETPU_C Compiler on eTPU targets?

Version(s) Supported

All

Assembler Options

Not applicable

Compiler Options

Compiler options listed are for command line only

+l Generate a listing file
+e Generate an error file
+q Suppress dialog box

Linker Options

Not Applicable

File Type

Byte Craft Limited's Code (COD) file

What is Freescale's TPU MASM on TPU targets?

Version(s) Supported

3.1, 3.33, 4.01, 4.03, 4.04, 5.00

Assembler Options

Does not matter.

File Type

Freescale defined, ".LST" file.

What is the DIAB DATA toolset on CPU32 targets?

Assembler Options

-tCPU32EScross Generate code for CPU32 target.

Compiler Options

-tCPU32EScross Generate code for CPU32 target.

-g Generate symbolic debugging information for source-level debugging.

Linker Options

-tCPU32EScross Link code for the CPU32 target. -Xcoff Generate a COFF output file. -o Write output to the specified filename. An e68 file suffix is the default MtDt search option.

File Type

Common Object File Format (COFF) file.

Notes

The DIAB DATA assembler does not generate line numbers. Standard source level code flow commands such as single step and goto cursor will therefore not work correctly with the assembler. The compiler works correctly as it does not have this limitation.

What is the GNU toolset on CPU32 targets?

Assembler Options

-O0 Disable optimization; simplifies debugging but is not required.

-gcoff Write output in COFF format.

-mcpu32 Create CPU32 compatible code.

-Wall Enable all warnings.

-ansi Support ANSI C, but not any GNU extensions. (Not required.)

Compiler Options

Same as assembler (see above).

Linker Options

-m68020

-Wl,-n ?? needed?

-T<link_script> Specifies linker script file used to control link.

-Wl,Map=<filename> Write link map to filename. -nostartfiles ??

File Type

Common Object File Format (COFF) file.

Version(s) Supported

2.91.1

What is the INTROL toolset on CPU32 targets?

Version(s) Supported

4.00.0.4

Assembler Options

-l Add line number information. Required for source-level debugging of assembly language programs.

Compiler Options

-g68 Generates code for the 683xx family.

-gg Generate symbolic debugging information for source-level debugging.

-ggn Disable deferred stored from being generated by the code generator

Linker Options

-g68link Links code for the 683xx family

-o <filename>.e68 Generates output file <filename> with the e68 suffix. An e68 file suffix is the default MtDt search option.

File Type

Introl Common Object File Format (ICOFF) file.

What is the INTROL toolset on CPU16 targets?

Version(s) Supported

4.00.0.4

Assembler Options

-l Add line number information. Required for source-level debugging of assembly language programs.

Compiler Options

-g16 Generates code for the 68HC16 family.

-gg Generate symbolic debugging information for source-level debugging.

Linker Options

-g16link Links code for the 68HC16 family.

-o <filename>.e16 Generates output file <filename> with the e16 suffix. Using an e16 file suffix allows MtDt's default search options to work.

File Type

Introl Common Object File Format (ICOFF) file.

 

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