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How do I plot memory use?
Motorola Answers to Frequently Asked Questions 5-5
5.7 Can I link my customized libraries to a Suite56
simulator?
Yes, you can link customized libraries to a Suite56 simulator. In the standard distribution
of software that comprises the simulator, there is a make file for the components of the
simulator on your development platform. Edit that make file to link your customized
libraries before the standard Suite56 libraries of the simulator. Then type
make at the
operating system prompt in the directory where the make file is located to relink the
components of the Suite56 simulator.
5.8 How do I simulate input and output?
A Suite56 simulator enables you to simulate input as simple or timed. Timed input consists
of pairs of numbers, where one item in the pair represents the cycle number (i.e., the time)
at which the other item will be used as input. As timed input, a datum will remain in effect
and may be read zero, one, or as many times as specified until the cycle number is met,
and then the next pair is started.
Likewise, output may be simple or timed. Timed output consists of pairs of cycle numbers
(i.e., the output time) and data.
To simulate input, from the File menu, choose Input,and
then select Open. A dialogue box appears for you to indicate
characteristics of the input: whether it is timed; whether it
will come from your terminal or from a file; if from a file,
then the name of the file; whether the data is directed to
memory, a port, a pin, a register, or an on-chip peripheral
device. In the same dialogue box, indicate the radix of the
input data.
Likewise, to simulate output, from the File menu, choose Output, and then select Open.
A dialogue box appears for you to indicate the characteristics of the output: whether it is
timed; whether it should appear on your terminal or in a file; if in a file, then the name of
the file; which part of the target device is the source of the output data.
5.9 How do I plot memory use?
For the DSP56000, DSP56300, and DSP56600 families there are profiling facilities in the
corresponding Suite56 simulators.