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under Build / Build Configurations.
Then start the compilation by selecting
Build / Build All. The C source code
will be compiled, linked, and written to
the output directory \Release in the
form of a Motorola hex file. The entire
process is listed at the bottom of the
Build window. At the end, you’ll see
the longed-for message that signals
success:
Build Finished
0 Errors, 1 Warning
No errors – that’s very good! Warnings
occur relatively often and aren’t all that
dramatic. In this case, the warning
reads: ‘Warning (ln30): License has
expired, code limited to 64K (10000H)
byte(s)’. You don’t have to worry about
that, because you’re using the free version
of the compiler, and 64 kB is anyhow
more than R8C/13 can hold. If you
wish, you can download the output file
to the microcontroller again and run
the program. It will work just as well
as the Motorola hex file on the CD.
Now let’s have a look at the source
code:
while (1) /* Loop */
{
p1_0 = 0;
p1_1 = 0;
p1_2 = 0;
p1_3 = 0;
for (t=0; t