Getting Started with the TASKING VX-toolset for C166

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Getting Started with the TASKING VX-toolset for C166• Click Next to continue.The C166 Project Settings page appears.4. Select the target processor for which you want to build the application. The default processor is theC167. Afterwards you can always change the processor in the Project » Properties dialog.5. You can choose to add C startup code to your project and/or add a linker script file to your project.• Enable Add C startup code to the project. This adds the files cstart.c and cstart.h to yourproject, which are necessary for building C programs.These files are copies of lib/src/cstart.cen include/cstart.h. If you do not add the startup code here, you can always add it later withFile » New » Other... » TASKING C/C++ » cstart.c/cstart.h Files.• Enable Add Linker script file to the project. This adds the file myproject.lsl to your projectwhich can be edited to customize linking and locating. If you do not add the linker script file here,you can always add it later with File » New » Other... » TASKING C/C++ » Linker Script File(LSL).For details on changing the C startup code and linker script file refer to the TASKING VX-toolset forC166 User Guide.6. Click Finish to finish the wizard and to create the project.12
Setting up a ProjectThe project has now been created. If you click on the Build Project button (and should give no errors or warnings.), the project is builtThe left-hand pane of the Workbench window has two views.The C/C++ Projects view shows the structureof your projects, complete with all files that are used in the project.The Navigator view lets you navigate through the physical project folder and project files on your harddisk. The navigator view does not show the include files needed for your project, because these files arestored in the general ...\include folder, not in your project folder.In the standard Eclipse documentation about the workbench is described how you can move andorganize views on your workbench.2.2. Delete a ProjectThe project as you just created, is stored as a subdirectory named myproject in the directoryC:\Documents and Settings\user\workspace_c166_version for Windows or$HOME/workspace_c166_version for Solaris. To delete a project, it needs to be properly removed fromthe workbench. To delete the project which you just created:1. In the C/C++ Projects view, right-click on the name of the project, myproject, and select Delete.A dialog appears which asks for confirmation.2. Enable Delete project contents on disk (cannot be undone). This will remove your project fromthe workbench and also removes the entire myproject subdirectory from your hard disk.If you disable this option, this would have removed your project from the workbench, but leaves it onyou hard disk. Files can be used later in other projects, or you can later import the whole project.3. Click OK to confirm.2.3. Manually Add a File to Your ProjectWe will recreate the project as described in Section 2.1, Create a Project; however, this time without theautomatic 'Hello World' example C source file. Instead, the example below illustrates how you can manuallyadd a file to your project.Recreate your project without 'Hello World'1. First repeat steps 1 and 2 of Create a C166 project with the New C/C++ Project wizard inSection 2.1, Create a Project.2. In the Project types box you can select whether to create an application or a library.• Expand TASKING C166 Application and select Empty Project. This creates a project without aC source file containing the function main().• Click Next to continue.13
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