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Atmel® Studio 6 is the integrated development environment (IDE) for developing and debugging embedded applications based on Atmel AVR® and ARM® Cortex™-M microcontrollers (MCUs) in C/C++ and assembly code. The IDE makes editing and debugging source code easier by seamlessly bringing together an intelligent editor with assisted code writing, a wizard for quickly creating new projects, the Atmel Software Framework with free source code library, a GNU C/C++ Compiler, a powerful simulator, and the front-end for all Atmel programmers and in-circuit debuggers.Atmel Studio 6 is free of charge and available for download at /atmelstudio.What’s New in Atmel Studio 6• Support for Atmel ARM Cortex-M based MCUs• Fully integrated Atmel QTouch® Composer• Full support for C++Your Avenue to Atmel AVR and ARM Cortex-M Based MCU DesignDesigners using AVR MCUs are already familiar with our IDE, previously known as AVR Studio® 5. Now, the communityof ARM Cortex-M design engineers can take advantage of the same easy-to-use, professional and highly integrated development platform.Integrated QTouch ComposerFully integrated into Atmel Studio 6, Atmel QTouch Composermakes it easy to build touch functionality into your design.QTouch Composer is the front-end software used to displayand evaluate the data reported from your touch design,making it easy for you to inspect how well your touchimplementation performs. With this integration, you can easilyand seamlessly develop capacitive touch functionality into yourapplication. You won’t need to toggle between different toolsto edit the code in Atmel Studio 6 and fine-tune your touchdesign in QTouch Composer.Atmel Software FrameworkThe Atmel Software Framework contains drivers for all peripherals,communication stacks, graphics, digital signal processing (DSP) and audiolibraries, and nearly 1,000 complete example designs. Using free source codefrom the Atmel Software Framework will accelerate the development of newapplications, while lowering your overall costs.Debugging Made EasyAtmel Studio 6 connects directly to Atmel debuggers and programmers. One of thebiggest advantages of modern MCUs is their ability to send debug data to your PC, givingyou a perfect view of what goes on inside. With a debugger connected, Atmel Studio 6can present the status of all processors, memories, communication interfaces and analoginterfaces in nicely formatted views, giving you access to critical system parameters. Theresimply is no faster way to identify bugs and optimize a design—in the lab or in the field.To learn more or download Atmel Studio 6 free of charge, visit /atmelstudio .© 2012 Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved. / Rev.: 8487B-Studio6-E-A4-09/12Atmel ®, Atmel logo and combinations thereof, and others are registered trademarks or trademarks of Atmel Corporation or its subsidiaries. ARM ®, ARMPowered ® logo and others are the registered trademarks or trademarks of ARM Ltd. Other terms and product names may be the trademarks of others. Atmel logo and combinations thereof, and others are registered trademarks or trademarks of Atmel Corporation or its subsidiaries.Disclaimer: The information in this document is provided in connection with Atmel products. No license, express or implied, by estoppel or otherwise, to any intellectual property right is granted by this document or in connection with the sale of Atmel products. EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN THE ATMEL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALES LOCATED ON THE ATMEL WEBSITE, ATMEL ASSUMES NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER AND DISCLAIMS ANY EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY WARRANTY RELATING TO ITS PRODUCTS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL ATMEL BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, CONSEQUENTIAL, PUNITIVE, SPECIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS AND PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, OR LOSS OF INFORMATION) ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THIS DOCUMENT, EVEN IF ATMEL HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. Atmel makes no representations or warranties with respect to the accuracy or completeness of the contents of this document and reserves the right to make changes to specifications and products descriptions at any time without notice. Atmel does not make any commitment to update the information contained herein. Unless specifically provided otherwise, Atmel products are not suitable for, and shall not be used in, automotive applications. Atmel products are not intended, authorized, or warranted for use as components in applications intended to support or sustain life. Atmel Corporation 1600 Technology Drive, San Jose, CA 95110 USA T: (+1)(408) 441-0311 F: (+1)(408) 487-2600 | 。

iAbout the T utorialEclipse is an integrated development environment (IDE) for Java and other programming languages like C, C++, PHP, and Ruby etc. Development environment provided by Eclipse includes the Eclipse Java development tools (JDT) for Java, Eclipse CDT for C/C++, and Eclipse PDT for PHP, among others.This tutorial will teach you how to use Eclipse in your day-2-day life while developing any software project using Eclipse IDE. We will give special emphasis on Java project. AudienceThis tutorial has been prepared for beginners to help them understand basic functionality of Eclipse tool. After completing this tutorial, you will find yourself at a moderate level of expertise in using Eclipse IDE from where you can take yourself to next levels. PrerequisitesWe assume you are going to use Eclipse IDE to handle all levels of Java projects development. So it will be good if you have knowledge of software development using any programming language specially Java programming.Copyright & Disclaimer© Copyright 2015 by Tutorials Point (I) Pvt. Ltd.All the content and graphics published in this e-book are the property of Tutorials Point (I) Pvt. Ltd. The user of this e-book can retain a copy for future reference but commercial use of this data is not allowed. Distribution or republishing any content or a part of the content of this e-book in any manner is also not allowed without written consent of the publisher. We strive to update the contents of our website and tutorials as timely and as precisely as possible, however, the contents may contain inaccuracies or errors. Tutorials Point (I) Pvt. Ltd. provides no guarantee regarding the accuracy, timeliness or completeness of our website or its contents including this tutorial. If you discover any errors on our website or inthistutorial,******************************************iT able of ContentsAbout the Tutorial (i)Audience (i)Prerequisites (i)Copyright & Disclaimer (i)Table of Contents .................................................................................................................................... i i 1.OVERVIEW (1)What is Eclipse? (1)Licensing (1)Eclipse Releases (1)2.INSTALLATION (3)Downloading Eclipse (3)Installing Eclipse (3)Launching Eclipse (4)3.EXPLORE WINDOWS (5)Parts of an Eclipse Window (5)Using Multiple Windows (6)4.EXPLORE MENUS (7)Typical Eclipse Menus (7)Brief Description of Menus (8)Customizing Menus (8)5.EXPLORE VIEWS (9)About Views (9)Organizing Views (9)Moving Views (9)Creating View Folders (10)Opening a view (10)6.PERSPECTIVES (13)What is a Perspective? (13)Opening a Perspective (13)Switching between Perspectives (13)Closing a Perspective (14)Customizing a Perspective (14)7.WORKSPACES (16)About Eclipse Workspace (16)UI Elements for Managing the Workspace (16)8.CREATE JAVA PROJECT (18)Opening the New Java Project wizard (18)Using the New Java Project wizard (18)Viewing the Newly Created Project (20)9.CREATE JAVA PACKAGE (21)Opening the New Java Package wizard (21)Using the New Java Package Wizard (21)Viewing the Newly Created Package (22)10.CREATE JAVA CLASS (23)Opening the New Java Class Wizard (23)Using the New Java Class Wizard (23)Viewing the Newly Created Java class (24)11.CREATE JAVA INTERFACE (25)Opening the New Java Interface Wizard (25)Using the New Java Interface Wizard (25)Viewing the Newly Created Java Interface (26)12.CREATE XML FILE (27)Opening the New XML File wizard (27)Using the New XML File wizard (28)Viewing the Newly Created XML File (29)13.JAVA BUILD PATH (30)Setting the Java Build Path (30)14.RUN CONFIGURATION (31)Creating and Using a Run Configuration (31)15.RUNNING A PROGRAM (33)Running a Java Program (33)16.CREATE JAR FILES (35)Opening the Jar File wizard (35)Using the Jar File wizard (35)17.CLOSE PROJECT (37)Why Close a Project? (37)How to Close a Project? (37)Closed Project in Package Explorer (38)18.REOPEN PROJECT (39)Reopening a Closed Project (39)19.BUILD PROJECT (40)Building a Java Project (40)20.DEBUG CONFIGURATION (42)Creating and Using a Debug Configuration (42)21.DEBUGGING A PROGRAM (44)Debugging a Java Program (44)22.PREFERENCES (48)Setting Preferences (48)23.CONTENT ASSIST (50)Using Content Assist (50)24.QUICK FIX (52)Using Quix Fix (52)25.HOVER HELP (54)Using Hover Help (54)26.SEARCH MENU (56)Searching the Workspace (56)27.NAVIGATION (58)Navigating the Eclipse Workspace (58)Open Type (58)Open Type in Hierarchy (60)Open Resource (61)28.REFACTORING (63)Refactoring using Eclipse (63)29.ADD BOOKMARKS (64)About Bookmarks (64)Adding a Bookmark (64)Opening the Bookmarks View (64)Using the Bookmarks View (65)30.TASK MANAGEMENT (66)Managing Tasks (66)Opening the Tasks View (67)Using the Tasks View (67)31.INSTALL PLUGINS (69)Locating and Installing Plug-ins (69)32.CODE TEMPLATES (73)Using Code Templates (73)Modifying/Adding code templates (74)33.SHORTCUTS (75)About Shortcuts (75)34.RESTART OPTION (78)Restarting Eclipse (78)35.TIPS & TRICKS (79)36.WEB BROWSERS (81)Internal Web Browser (81)Eclipse 7What is Eclipse?In the context of computing, Eclipse is an integrated development environment (IDE) for developing applications using the Java programming language and other programming languages such as C/C++, Python, PERL, Ruby etc.The Eclipse platform which provides the foundation for the Eclipse IDE is composed of plug-ins and is designed to be extensible using additional plug-ins. Developed using Java, the Eclipse platform can be used to develop rich client applications, integrated development environments, and other tools. Eclipse can be used as an IDE for any programming language for which a plug-in is available.The Java Development Tools (JDT) project provides a plug-in that allows Eclipse to be used as a Java IDE, PyDev is a plugin that allows Eclipse to be used as a Python IDE, C/C++ Development Tools (CDT) is a plug-in that allows Eclipse to be used for developing application using C/C++, the Eclipse Scala plug-in allows Eclipse to be used an IDE to develop Scala applications and PHPeclipse is a plug-in to eclipse that provides complete development tool for PHP.LicensingEclipse platform and other plug-ins from the Eclipse foundation is released under the Eclipse Public License (EPL). EPL ensures that Eclipse is free to download and install. It also allows Eclipse to be modified and distributed.Eclipse ReleasesEvery year, since 2006, the Eclipse foundation releases the Eclipse Platform and a number of other plug-ins in June.1.Eclipse8Eclipse 9Downloading EclipseYou can download eclipse from /downloads/. The download page lists a number of flavors of eclipse.The capabilities of each packaging of eclipse are different. Java developers typically use Eclipse Classic or Eclipse IDE for developing Java applications.The drop down box in the right corner of the download page allows you to set the operating system on which eclipse is to be installed. You can choose between Windows, Linux and Mac. Eclipse is packaged as a zip file.Installing EclipseTo install on windows, you need a tool that can extract the contents of a zip file. For example you can use:∙7-zip ∙PeaZip ∙ IZArcUsing any one of these tools, extract the contents of the eclipse zip file to any folder of your choice.2.Launching EclipseOn the windows platform, if you extracted the contents of the zip file to c:\, then you can start eclipse by using c:\eclipse\eclipse.exeWhen eclipse starts up for the first time it prompts you for the location of the workspace folder. All your data will be stored in the workspace folder. You can accept the default or choose a new location.1011If you select "Use this as the default and do not ask again", this dialog box will not come up again. You can change this preference using the Workspaces Preference Page. See the Preference tutorialpage for more details.Eclipse 12Parts of an Eclipse WindowThe major visible parts of an eclipse window are:∙Views ∙Editors (all appear in one editor area) ∙Menu Bar ∙ ToolbarAn eclipse perspective is the name given to an initial collection and arrangement of views and an editor area. The default perspective is called java. An eclipse window can have multiple perspectives open in it but only one perspective can be active at any point of time. A user can switch between open perspectives or open a new perspective. A perspective controls what appears in some menus and tool bars.3.EclipseA perspective has only one editor area in which multiple editors can be open. The editor area is usually surrounded by multiple views. In general, editors are used to edit the project data and views are used to view the project metadata. For example, the package explorer shows the java files in the project and the java editor is used to edit a java file.The eclipse window can contain multiple editors and views but only one of them is active at any given point of time. The title bar of the active editor or view looks different from all the others.The UI elements on the menu bar and tool bar represent commands that can be triggered by an end user.Using Multiple WindowsMultiple Eclipse Windows can be open at the same time. To open a new window, click on the Windows menu and select the New Window menu item.Each window can have a different perspective open in them. For example you could open two Eclipse windows one in the Java perspective and the other in the Debug perspective. The window showing the Java perspective can be used for editing the java code and the window showing the debug perspective can be used for debugging the application being developed.13Eclipse 14T ypical Eclipse MenusThe typical menus available on the menu bar of an Eclipse window are:∙File menu ∙Edit menu ∙Navigate menu ∙Search menu ∙Project menu ∙Run menu ∙Window menu ∙ Help menu4.Plug-ins can add new menus and menu items. For example when the java editor is open, you will see the Source menu and when the XML editor is open, you will see the Design menu. Brief Description of Menus15Customizing MenusThe visible menu items on a menu depend on the installed plug-ins and customization done using the Customize Perspective dialog box.16Eclipse 17About ViewsEclipse views allow users to see a graphical representation of project metadata. For example the project navigator view presents a graphical representation of the folders and files associated with a project and properties view presents a graphical representation of an element selected in another view or editor.An eclipse perspective can show any number of views and editors. All editor instances appear in a single editor area, whereas views are placed inside view folders. A workbench window can display any number of view folders. Each view folder can display one or more views. Organizing ViewsThe following picture shows four views arranged in a view folder.The picture given below shows the same four views arranged in two view folders.5.Moving ViewsTo move a view from one view folder to another, just click on the view title and drag to the title bar area of another view folder. The green line shown below is a result of dragging the title bar of the Properties view from one view folder to the title bar area of another view folder. The Properties view can be moved to where the green line is by releasing the mouse button and sending out a drop event.Creating View FoldersView folders can be dynamically created by dragging the title bar of a view to anywhere outside the editor area and title bar of another view folder. As you drag the title bar around, green lines will indicate where exactly the new view folder will be created.Moving the drag icon to the bottom of a window allows you to create a view folder that spans the entire width of the window. Moving the drag icon to the left or right edge of window allows you to create a view folder that spans the entire height of the window.18Opening a viewTo open a view, click on the Window menu and select the Show View menu item.19Clicking on the Other menu item brings up the Show View dialog box that allows you to locate and activate a view.20The views are organized by category. To quickly locate a view, just type the name of a view into the filter text box. To open a view, select it and click on the OK button. The subsequent pages of this tutorial introduce you to a number of useful views.21End of ebook previewIf you liked what you saw…Buy it from our store @ https://22。

华大半导体MCU开发环境使用本产品支持芯片系列如下全系列所有型号本手册以HC32L110系列为例进行说明，如有不明请随时联系我们，联系方式见封底。

目录1.概述 (3)2.软件开发 (3)2.1工具选项 (3)2.2获取驱动库及样例代码 (4)2.3使用IAR Workbench打开工程样例 (6)2.4使用Keil uVision IDE打开样例工程 (8)2.5使用模板建立自己的工程 (10)2.6常见问题 (12)3.版本信息& 联系方式 (14)1.概述本应用笔记将说明如何在Keil MDK 和IAR Workbench 环境下使用华大半导体提供的样例工程进行软件开发。

2.软件开发2.1工具选项华大半导体MCU均基于Cortex-M0+/M4 内核设计，可以在多种第三方开发环境下进行软件开发。

官方提供的驱动库以及样例工程主要基于以下两种开发工具：➢IAR Embedded Workbench for ARM➢Keil ARM RealView® Microcontroller Development System评估版本及详细的使用信息可以登录其官方网站进行下载。

➢https:///iar-embedded-workbench/#!?architecture=Arm➢/mdk52.2获取驱动库及样例代码华大半导体向用户提供每一款MCU型号对应的驱动库及样例代码，以支持用户快速上手，缩短产品开发时间。

用户可在华大半导体官方网站下载所需要的代码，以HC32L110C6PA-TSSOP20为例：1.进入华大半导体官网：https:///mcu2.点击“产品系列”中“超低功耗MCU”3.点击进入“HC32L110C6PA-TSSOP20”4.选择“开发工具”一栏，下载驱动库及样例、IDE支持包2.3使用IAR Workbench打开工程样例以下步骤将介绍在IAR Workbench环境下如何打开、编译、运行及调试样例代码。

需求说明书目录1. 引言 ........................................................................................................................................... ...................... 4 1.1 编写的目的 ...........................................................................................................................................4 1.2 背景 ........................................................................................................................................... ............ 4 1.3 项目专用术语 (4)1.4 参考资料 ........................................................................................................................................... . (4)2. 任务概述 ........................................................................................................................................... .............. 5 2.1 目标 ........................................................................................................................................... ............ 5 2.2 运行环境 ........................................................................................................................................... .... 5 2.3 条件与限制 (5)2.4 工作流程 ........................................................................................................................................... . (5)3. 数据描述 ........................................................................................................................................... .............. 6 3.1 数据库结构 ...........................................................................................................................................6 3.2 代码字典 ........................................................................................................................................... . (8)3.3 数据采集 ........................................................................................................................................... . (8)4. 功能需求 ........................................................................................................................................... .............. 8 4.1 总体需求 ........................................................................................................................................... .... 8 4.1.1 用户界面 . (8)4.1.2 表格编辑打印 .......................................................................................................................... 10 4.1.3 图型编辑打印 .......................................................................................................................... 10 4.1.4 数据编辑 . (10)4.1.5 系统兼容性 . (10)4.1.6 输入输出接口 .......................................................................................................................... 10 4.2 系统功能模块及需求(一 . .................................................................................................................. 11 4.2.1 模块结构 . .................................................................................................................................11 4.2.2 功能描述 . (11)4.2.3 工作流图 . (12)4.2.4 数据流图 . (12)4.2.5 UML图 . (12)5. 性能需求 ........................................................................................................................................... ............ 21 5.1 对性能的规定 (21)5.1.1 精度 . .........................................................................................................................................21 5.1.2 时间特性要求 .......................................................................................................................... 21 5.1.3 灵活性 . .....................................................................................................................................21 5.2 输入输出要求 (21)5.3 数据管理能力要求(针对软件系统 ............................................................................................. 22 5.4 故障处理要求 (22)5.5 其他专门要求 (22)6. 运行环境规定 ........................................................................................................................................... .... 22 6.1 设备 ........................................................................................................................................... .......... 22 6.2 支持软件 ........................................................................................................................................... .. 226.3 接口 ........................................................................................................................................... . (22)7. 其它需要说明的问题: (23)8. 签字 ........................................................................................................................................... .. (23)需求说明书1. 引言1.1编写的目的本手册作为用户与该系统软件开发维护人员共同遵守的软件需求规范说明。

Tina Linux系统软件开发指南版本号:1.5发布日期:2021.04.17版本号日期制/修订人内容描述0.12019.02.20AWA1225创建1.02019.02.27AWA1225正式发布1.12019.06.16AWA1046补充软件包安装，烧录工具及分区说明1.22019.06.19AWA1046更新文档说明和目录结构说明，补充细节1.32020.12.31AWA1610增加arisc代码编译描述1.42021.02.06AWA1610arisc代码编译策略变更1.52021.04.17AWA0985完善部分章节描述1概述11.1编写目的 (1)1.2适用范围 (1)1.3相关人员 (1)2Tina系统资料22.1概述 (2)2.2文档列表 (2)3Tina系统概述33.1概述 (3)3.2系统框图 (3)3.3开发流程 (4)4Tina开发环境64.1概述 (6)4.2编译环境搭建 (6)4.2.1开发主机配置 (6)4.2.2软件包配置 (6)5Tina系统获取85.1概述 (8)5.2SDK获取 (8)5.3SDK结构 (8)5.3.1build目录 (8)5.3.2config目录 (9)5.3.3devices目录 (9)5.3.4docs目录 (10)5.3.5lichee目录 (10)5.3.6package目录 (10)5.3.7prebuilt目录 (11)5.3.8scripts目录 (11)5.3.9target目录 (11)5.3.10toolchain目录 (12)5.3.11tools目录 (12)5.3.12out目录 (12)5.4SDK更新 (13)5.5问题反馈 (13)6Tina编译打包156.1概述 (15)6.2编译系统 (15)6.3编译boot (15)6.4编译内核 (15)6.5编译arisc (16)6.6重编应用 (17)6.6.1方法一 (17)6.6.2方法二 (17)6.7其他命令 (18)7Tina系统烧写197.1概述 (19)7.2烧录工具 (19)7.3进入烧录模式 (19)8Tina uboot定制开发218.1概述 (21)8.2代码路径 (21)8.3uboot功能 (21)8.4uboot配置 (22)8.4.1defconfig方式 (22)8.4.1.1defconfig配置步骤 (22)8.4.1.2defconfig配置宏介绍 (22)8.4.2menuconfig方式 (23)8.5uboot编译 (24)8.5.1方法一 (24)8.5.2方法二 (25)8.6uboot的配置 (25)8.6.1sys_config配置 (25)8.6.1.1sys_config.fex结构介绍 (25)8.6.1.2sys_config.fex配置实例 (25)8.6.1.3sys_config.fex解析流程 (26)8.6.2环境变量配置 (26)8.6.2.1环境变量作用 (27)8.6.2.2环境变量配置示例介绍 (27)8.6.3sys_partition.fex分区配置 (28)8.6.3.1sys_partition.fex分区配置介绍 (28)9Tina kernel定制开发299.1概述 (29)9.2代码路径 (29)9.3模块开发文档 (29)9.4内核配置 (29)10Tina系统定制开发3110.1应用移植 (31)10.1.1Makefile范例 (31)10.1.2自启动设置 (33)10.1.2.1调用自启动脚本 (33)10.1.2.2sysV格式脚本 (33)10.1.2.3procd格式脚本 (34)10.2应用调试 (35)10.3应用编译 (36)10.4应用安装 (36)10.5分区与挂载 (37)3-1Tina Linux系统框图 (3)3-2Tina Linux系统开发流程 (4)8-1defconfig配置图 (22)8-2defconfig基本宏定义介绍图 (23)8-3menuconfig配置菜单图 (24)8-4sysconfig.fex基本结构图 (25)8-5platform配置图 (26)8-6target配置图 (26)8-7uart_para配置图 (26)8-8uboot启动调用环境变量方式图 (27)8-9kernel cmdline图 (28)9-1TinaLinux内核配置菜单 (30)10-1应用配置主界面 (35)10-2软件包所在界面 (36)1.1编写目的本文档作为Allwinner Tina Linux系统平台开发指南，旨在帮助软件开发工程师、技术支持工程师快速上手，熟悉Tina Linux系统的开发及调试流程。

软件开发文档说明(又全又详细)在软件行业有一句话：一个软件能否顺利的完成并且功能是否完善，重要是看这个软件有多少文档，软件开发文档是一个软件的支柱，如果你的开发文档漏洞百出，那么你所开发出来的软件也不可能会好；开发文档的好坏可以直接影响到所开发出来软件的成功与否。

一、软件开发设计文档：软件开发文档包括软件需求说明书、数据要求说有书、概要设计说明书、详细设计说明书。

1.软件需求说明书：也称为软件规格说明。

该说明书对所开发软件的功能、性能、用户界面及运行环境等做出详细的说明。

它是用户与开发人员双方对软件需求取得共同理解基础上达成的协议，也是实施开发工作的基础。

软件需求说明书的编制目的的就是为了使用户和软件开发者双方对该软件的初始规定有一个共同的理解、并使之面成为整个开发工作的基础。

其格式要求如下：1引言1．1编写目的。

1．2背景1．3定义2任务概述2．1目标2．2用户的特点2．3假定和约束3需求规定3．1对功能的规定3．2对性能的规定3．2．1精度3．2．2时间特性的需求3．2．3灵活性3．3输入输出要求3．4数据管理能力要求3．5故障处理要求3．6其他专门要求4运行环境规定4．1设备4．2支持软件4．3接口4．4控制2.概要设计说明书：又称系统设计说明书，这里所说的系统是指程序系统。

编制的目的是说明对程序系统的设计斟酌，包括程序系统的基本处理。

流程、程序系统的组织结构、模块划分、功能分配、接口设计。

运河行设计、数据结构设计和出错处理设计等，为程序的详细设计提供基础。

其花式请求以下：1引言1．1编写目的1．2背景1．3定义1．4参考资料2总体设计2．1需求规定2．2运行环境2．3基本设计概念和处理流程2．4结构2．5功能需求与程序的关系2．6人工处理过程2．7尚未解决的问题3接口设计3．1用户接口3．2外部接口3.3内部接口4运行设计4．1运行模块的组合4．2运行控制4．3运行时间5系统数据结构设计5．1逻辑结构设计要点5．2物理结构设计要求5．3数据结构与程序的关系6系统出错处理设计6．1出错信息6．2补救措施6．3系统维护设计。

【MPC5744】MPC5744 开发环境搭建1. 目的本文主要说明如何安装MPC5744 的开发环境。

2. S32 Design Studio IDE 的安装2.1 安装包下载首先要先下载安装包，如下所示，即可下载到安装包。

(使用了谷歌浏览器，所以会翻译成中文)①如图1 所示，首先进入官网https:///。

图1 搜索NXP 官网②进入官网之后，如图2 ，在右上角点击，登录账号，如果没有，需先注册，再登陆。

图2 NXP 官网首页③在NXP 官网找到S32 Design Studio 。

登陆NXP 官网账号后，按照以下路径寻找：设计→软件→开发软件→ S32 Design Studio IDE → S32DS (注意：MPC5744 是Power 架构) →资料下载，如图3 ~ 图7 。

图3 开始进入软件界面图4 在软件界面进入开发软件界面图5 开发软件界面图6 选择正确的软件图7 资料下载图8 资料下载界面④下载IDE 。

如图8 ，在资料下载界面，下载IDE 。

然后另外一个红框的更新与补丁，这里可以下载最新的更新内容，比如SDK 。

点击下载IDE ，如图9 ，阅读协议内容，下拉到底，点击“我同意”。

图9 协议同意界面⑤如图10，先下载文件，注意是Windows 还是Linux，点击下载后，点击许可证密钥，如图11，将许可证记录下来。

图10 下载界面图11 许可证界面2.2开发环境安装①找到下载好的软件安装包，双击之后，如图12 ，直接点击Next 。

图12 安装欢迎界面②如图13，欢迎界面之后可以选择是否增加功能，如果不用增加，就只点Next，跳到图15 界面，如果需要，则按照图13 和图14 操作。

图13 选择界面1图14 选择界面2图15 许可证同意界面③如图16，如果要选择另外的地方安装，点击choose，选择目录。

图17 也是一样，可以选择另外的目录。

图16 安装目录选择图17 快捷文件夹界面④图18 点击安装后，在安装过程会出现图19 界面，将刚才记录的许可证填上去即可。

华中数控梯形图开发环境使用说明书一、概述1.1 寄存器简介1.1.1 PLC和CNC之间的地址---F寄存器和G寄存器F寄存器---CNC(数控系统)输出到PLC的开关信号地址为F0到F255G寄存器---PLC输出到CNC(数控系统)的开关信号地址为G0到G2551.1.2 PLC和机床之间的地址---X寄存器和Y寄存器X寄存器---机床输出到PLC的开关信号地址为X000到X127Y寄存器---PLC输出到机床的开关信号地址为Y000到Y1271.1.3中间地址---R寄存器R000到R199 ---用户自定义R200到R767 ---系统内部调用1.1.4断电地址------B寄存器B000到B255 ---断电保存地址1.1.5 PLC参数地址------P寄存器P000到P099---与PLC关联的参数地址，用户可在系统里修改1.2 安装过程点击安装文件中的Setup.exe文件，选择“下一步（N）>”，继续安装，选择“是（Y）”，继续安装，输入用户名、公司名称和序列号，序列号为1，选择“下一步（N）>”，继续安装，选择安装路径，然后点击“下一步（N）>”，继续安装，安装程序全部完成。

1.3 流程使用梯形图的流程如下：1.4过程介绍 1.4.1编辑在编辑框中，首先画出梯形图，然后点击工具栏中的按键。

如果画出的梯形图存在错误，消息框将弹出，并在其中显示错误信息。

如果没有弹出消息框，则编辑成功。

编辑仿真生成com 文件串口传输1.4.2调试仿真当梯形图编辑成功后，点击工具栏中的按键，将会出现调试仿真窗口。

在仿真窗口中，可以模拟其在机床上的运行。

1.4.3 生成COM文件当调试仿真后，选择菜单中的文件->输出COM文件，就可以在plc文件夹下生成COM文件。

1.4.4 串口传输当COM文件生成以后，可以用串口传输软件将COM文件传输到数控系统中。

1.4.5 打印点击菜单中的文件->打印，可以将梯形图打印出来，其中包括页面信息，报警信息，符号表和梯形图。

集成开发环境Orion6.0 快速使用手册（Ver：1.1）珠海欧比特宇航科技股份有限公司地址: 广东省珠海市唐家东岸白沙路1号欧比特科技园邮编: 519080 电话*************传真*************网址: 目 录1. 工程管理 (1)1.1选择工作区 (1)1.2新建工程 (1)1.3导入工程 (5)1.4向工程导入文件 (7)1.5B ARE C工程编译选项配置 (8)1.6工程编译 (12)2. 调试环境配置 (13)2.1SMON调试模式 (13)2.1.1设置硬件调试器SMON (13)2.1.2设置调试环境 (14)2.1.3启动调试 (18)3. ROM 映像文件的生成和烧写 (21)3.1FLASH参数配置 (21)3.2FLASH文件生成及烧写 (24)1.工程管理1.1 选择工作区双击Orion快捷键，打开Orion软件。

选择工作区；图1-1 选择工作区工作区是工程的集合； Orion6.0 启动时首先要求选择工作区，输入工作区路径后点按钮进入主界面；此时可以新建工程，打开、关闭已有的工程。

工作区与工作区之间是相互独立的，进入主界面后可以通过菜单 File->Switch Workspace来切换不同的工作区。

注意： 工作区的路径名中不允许包含汉字以及空格等特殊字符，否则调试下载时将产生错误。

1.2 新建工程1.进入主界面后点击主菜单 File->New->Project，弹出工程创建对话框，在 Wizards 列表中选中 Orion C 中的 Bare C Project(Bcc)，单击 next 按钮。

图1-2 新建工程说明：Bare C Project(Bcc)生成的工程，使用BCC 工具链不带操作系统的标准C 工程。

2.在工程名输入框中输入工程名（例图中为test），单击next 按钮。

注意：工程名中不允许包含空格等特殊字符。

图1-3 指定工程名称3.在Project Type 中系统已经根据工程类型选择好对应工具链，单击next 按钮。