VisualDSP++ 4.5 Loader and Utilities Manual - Analog Devices

Splitter Command Line
-o pm_stuff
-o dm_stuff
-o seg-code
File Searches
File searches are important in the splitter process. The splitter utility supports
relative and absolute directory names, default directories, and
user-selected directories for file search paths. File searches occur as
described on page 1-16.
Output File Extensions
Specify names for the output files. Use different names so the output of
a run does not overwrite the output of a previous run. The output
names are pm_stuff.s_# and dm_stuff.s_#. The splitter utility adds
the .s_# file extension to the output files; # is a number that differentiates
one output file from another.
my_proj.dx Specifies the name of the input (.dxe) file to be processed into
non-bootable PROM image files.
The splitter utility follows the conventions shown in Table 7-1 for output
file extensions.
Table 7-1. Output File Extensions
Extension File Description
.s_# Motorola S-record format file. The # indicates the position (0 = least significant,
1 = next-to-least significant, and so on). For info about Motorola S-record file format,
refer to “Output Files in Motorola S-Record Format” on page A-11.
.h_# Intel hex-32 format file. The # indicates the position (0 = least significant,
1 = next-to-least significant, and so on). For information about Intel hex-32 file for
mat, refer to “Splitter Output Files in Intel Hex-32 Format” on page A-13.
.stk Byte-stacked format file. These files are intended for host transfer of data, not for
PROMs. For more information about byte stacked file format, format files, refer to
“Splitter Output Files in Byte-Stacked Format” on page A-14.
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