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Using IAR Embedded Workbench PART1

This document provides an overview of using the IAR Workbench integrated development environment (IDE) for 8051 microcontroller development. It discusses creating and debugging projects within the IDE, including adding source files, compiling, linking, and using various debugging windows and features like stepping through code, watching registers and memory, breakpoints, and terminal I/O. The document also covers generating list and map files and using libraries within projects.

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Using IAR Embedded Workbench PART1

This document provides an overview of using the IAR Workbench integrated development environment (IDE) for 8051 microcontroller development. It discusses creating and debugging projects within the IDE, including adding source files, compiling, linking, and using various debugging windows and features like stepping through code, watching registers and memory, breakpoints, and terminal I/O. The document also covers generating list and map files and using libraries within projects.

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IAR WORKBENCH FOR 8051

PART1

CONTENTS
Creating Project
Debugging code
Simulation
Creating library
Using library
Embedded Development Using IAR EW8051

• IDE: For complete project management


• C/C++ Compiler : Compiler with MISRA C Support
(MISRA: Motor Industry Software Reliability Association)
• Assembler : Assembler for 8051
• XLINK : Linker and Locator
• XAR : Library Builder for making libraries
• Simulator : CPU simulator and macro

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File Structure

• .c C Language program file


• .cpp C++ Language file
• .s51 Assembly source file
• .ewp Embedded work bench project file
• .d51 Output file with debug information
(use for debugging purpose)
• .a51 Output file without debug information
(cab be loaded in flash)
• .r51 Library module file

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Steps for creating a project

• Create a workspace file


• Create a project file
• Add source file
• Setting options for CPU and target
• Compiling the files
• Linking files by make

4
Making First Project
• Source code is to display fibonacci series
• Location of source file
Installation directory > 8051 > tutor

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Creating a workspace

6
Create a new project

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Select project template

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Save project file

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Adding source files

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Adding source files

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Tutor.c and utilities.c added to project

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Project options 1/3

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Project options 2/3

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Project options 2/3:
Set path for header file

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Compiling files

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Successful compilation

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Linking project (make)

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Linking successful

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File dependencies

D51= main o/p file for debug (default)


Xcl= linker files
R51= library file (CLIB)
H = header files
pbi=Source browser information file
Stdarg.h = standard argument header file
Sysmac.h = system macro header file

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Generation of list and map files 1/3

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Generation of list and map files 2/3
Enable o/p list file option

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Generation of list and map files 3/3
Map file enable

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Generation of list and map files 4
Rebuild the project

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List and Map File

List File: (lst)


-Files generated by compiler after
compilation
-Display assembly and hex code
for statements
-Map File:
-File generated by linker
-Displays code and symbols
placements in memory

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Debugging the project

Open Debugger Project>Debug [CTL+D]

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Debugger: C-Spy Debugger

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Debug Window

Debug
Toolbar

Source Code

Disassembly
view

Message
Window

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Debug Window

Statements to be executed next

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Debugging Steps
• Steps
– Step into [F11] step into a function
– Step over [F10] do not step into a function
– Step out [Shift + F10 ] step out from function
– Next Statement directly go to next statement
• Go [F5]: To run the program from current position
• Auto Stepping: do stepping automatically with defined time

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Debugging: watching register

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Debugging: Register Window

Basic Register Timer Register

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Debugging: watching memory

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Debugger: Memory Window

Data Memory Code Memory

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Debugging: watching variables

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Debugger: auto watch window

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Various watch windows

Watch
Variables of current scope and global are visible.
Variables have to be defined by user.

Live Watch
Display only global variables , LIVE

Auto
Show all variables at current line or near to the current line.

Local
It only shows local variable.

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Debugging: Call Stack & Stack

View > Call Stack View > Stack


C function call stack Shows stack usages

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Debugging: Terminal I/O

View > Terminal I/O


-For input and output purpose
-For this following option in
general option window must be
checked
-Output

-Input

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Debugging: Terminal I/O

-For this following option in general option window must be checked

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