Build the examples

The examples are ported on several boards. You can select the board on the command line with make or by changing the board.def file.

The following boards are supported:

m68hc11-32k 68HC11 generic board with 32K ram and 32K rom

Data 0x1040..0x7fff

Stack 0x7fff

Text 0x8000..0xffff

Prefer this board if you want to use the simulator.

m68hc11-cme11 Axiom Manufacturing CME11 board with Buffalo monitor

Data 0x1040..0x1fff

Stack 0x1fff

Text 0x2000..0x7fff

bootstrap 68HC11 bootstrap mode

Data 0

Stack 0x0ff

Text 0x00..0x0ff

eeprom-512 68HC11 512 eeprom mode

Data 0

Stack 0x0ff

Text 0xB600..0xB7FF

m68hc11-ebcs

68HC11 board with 8K ram (SCz board)

Data 0xE000..0xE1ff

Stack 0x0ff

Text 0xE200..0xFfff

m68hc11-6270

MIT 6.270 68HC11 board

Data 0xE000..0xE1ff

Stack 0xFFBF

Text 0x8000..0xDfff

m68hc12-axcmd12 Axiom Manufacturing CMD12 board with DBug monitor

Data 0x2000..0x2fff

Stack 0x3000

Text 0x3000..0x8000

The board is configured either by specifying it to the command line or by updating the file config/board.def. For the first method, type the following command:

	make TARGET_BOARD=board-name
	

where board-name is the name of the board picked from the table above.

Otherwise, in config/board.def change the line:

	TARGET_BOARD=
 

to put the board you selected.

Before launching make you should make sure the GNU Binutils and Gcc executables are in your path. Then, proceed with the following commands:

	 make
	

or

	 make TARGET_BOARD=board-name
	

This will build the examples in all the sub-directories.

To execute the program, .... you have some choice:

Simulator m6811-elf-run <prog>.elf
or
m6811-elf-run -v <prog>.elf

Gdb Sim

	m6811-elf-gdb <prog>.elf
		(gdb) target sim
		(gdb) load <prog>.elf
		(gdb) run

Gdb Buffalo

 	m6811-elf-gdb <prog>.elf
 (CME11)	(gdb) set remotebaud 9600
		(gdb) target buffalo /dev/ttyS2
		(gdb) load <prog>.elf
		(gdb) run

Gdb Dbug

	m6811-elf-gdb <prog>.elf
 (CMD12)	(gdb) set remotebaud 9600
		(gdb) target dbug /dev/ttyS2
		(gdb) load <prog>.elf
		(gdb) run

Bootstrap Upload the program (either <prog>.elf, or <prog>.s19) with your favorite target manager.

Prom Burn the <prog>.b in some prom.