Challenge for the ARM Assembler gurus!

by **picard** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 7:15pm

i used normal c debugging for my arm emulator (c version). first with very simple programs (hello world, etc) compiled by me (with assembly list files). later with complex programs like pocketmvp, pockettv.

i tested the dynamic code mostly on my ppc arm device. sometimes i used my emulator too, but it's much harder to track anything. mainly i used the emulator as an error indicator (after i got a working version and made some changes), if something went wrong and couldn't find the problem in the emulator easily, i used the arm device.

by **kornalius** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 7:51pm

Ok I see. Well I guess I'll keep using my device. I find it slow but hey, better than nothing! :wink:

Thanks again!

by **kornalius** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 8:22pm

Btw, how can I use your emu.h file from within my project? I did Reset, AttachThread but I can't compile. I included "emu.h" into my project from the emu directory. But I get undeclared identifiers for all of these functions.

I did this:

#include "emu\emu.h"

Should I put all of your files in the root directory of my project for it to work or can I leave them in the emu directory and tell the compiler to use this path for all of the emu.h required files?

by **picard** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 9:21pm

sorry i included only a vc6 project file (not embedded). so you should add the sources to your project (not the include directory, but to the project tree) or a nicer solution is to create a new static or dynamic library project and add all the files in the emu directory and compile. then set 'project/dependencies' so your project can include the generated emu.lib automaticly.

by **kornalius** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 10:15pm

by **picard** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 10:55pm

by **kornalius** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 11:22pm

by **picard** » Jan 26, 2004 @ 11:46pm

by **kornalius** » Jan 27, 2004 @ 2:36am

by **kornalius** » Jan 27, 2004 @ 1:47pm

I finally was able to compile my project, just by inserting the .h and .cpp files into it.

Sorry for all the trouble.

by **picard** » Jan 27, 2004 @ 3:17pm

by **kornalius** » Jan 27, 2004 @ 3:27pm

by **refractor** » Jan 27, 2004 @ 4:53pm

by **kornalius** » Jan 27, 2004 @ 4:57pm

I will try that, but what is the best way to get the bytecodes from an assembly line? Can I just use __asm { ldr pc, [sp], #4} in C and then check the result in the .cod file?

Edit:: Damn, __asm is not supported under ARM/PPC 2003 projects.

Challenge for the ARM Assembler gurus!

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