What is currently working in Version 1.37
1) all of 6811/6812 instructions, addressing modes
2) user interactive interface, break points, cycle view, backward
dump
3) import source, listing, S19 from other assemblers and compilers
4) simulates parallel ports of the
68HC11A8 EVB board (expanded mode with 6824)
68HC711E9 Axiom EVB board (expanded mode)
68HC711E9
68HC811E2
68HC711D3 (I/O devices at 0 to $003F)
68HC812A4
68HC912B32
68HC912D60
9S12C32
9S12DP512 (same as 9S12DG256)
5) external switches and LEDs
6) memory architecture for the 6811 and 6812
7) interactive, context sensitive help
8) 6811/6812 assembler (two passes)
9) 6811/6812 SCI serial port to virtual terminal
10) 6811/6812 Wizard assembler ( verbose error messages)
11) Liquid crystal Display 3 digits, sign, decimal points
12) Easy interface with ImageCraft ICC11 and ICC12
13) Export S19 files
14) ADC interface and external analog signals with noise
15) 6811/6812 Multiple channel output compare
16) Interrupts (TDRE and RDRF SCI, output compare)
17) 8 channel logic analyzer, analog scope
18) Interactive editor with continuous assembly
19) Symbol table added to listing file
20) Lots of Metrowerks ICC11 and ICC12 examples
21) Timer overflow (TOF) interrupts
22) Multiple input capture channels with interrupts
23) Scanning keyboard with key bounce
24) Multiple keywakeup interrupts, 6811 STRA interrupt
25) Interface into Metrowerks compiler/assembler
26) Reads files from older versions
27) Bar code and IR remote control devices
28) Direct reading/writing of text files (editor-only mode)
29) DC motor, with DAC actuator and ADC tachometer
30) Improved support of the Metrowerks Compiler
31) Includes a mode to ignore unimplemented I/O ports
32) Works in Win2000
33) Generates RTF program files compatible with Word, WordPad
34) Detailed CCR explanations on 6811/6812 instructions
35) Real time periodic interrupts on the 6811/6812, RTI
36) wai instruction simulation
37) Hitachi HD44780 compatible LCD display
38) Stepper Motor Robot
39) Simple linkage to open-course GNU C
Cross-Compiler
40) 9S12C32 and 9S12DP512 simulation
41) Interface to real
9S12 boards running serial monitor
42) Version of robot maze that runs a little bit like TRobots
43) Removed the 6805 and 6808 simulation
44) Added slide pot simulator for ADC
45) SCI input/output can be ASCII decimal or
hexadecimal
What is next for TExaS1) Command-line interpreter/debugger in TheLog.rtf
window
2) More assembly programming help
3) DC motor with PWM actuator and frequency dependent tachometer
4) SPI interface with DAC8043 12-bit DAC, Max148 Dual DAC
5) Spell check with suggested alternatives
6) Bounce simulation in regular switches
7) Easy links to assembly errors
8) Improved linkage to ICC12 V7
9) Segmented memory, #area pseudo-op
10) Traffic light, elevator, robot arm
11) Multiple file assembly, #include pseudo-op
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