TLCS-900/H1 Series Development Environment

The build manager (compiler) and debugger operate in the TOSHIBA integrated development environment (IDE). Furthermore, installation of the standard text editor enables smooth linking from coding to debugging, effectively supporting application development.

The TOSHIBA Integrated Development Environment improves development efficiency and provides user-friendly operability by linking the major development processes (coding, building, debugging) of the program. Freed from specifying the complicated options of the compiler or linkers and the requirement to master the commands, an application developer can concentrate on the development and quality improvement of the program itself. A development application is managed as a project.

• Options can be easily set by GUI.

Image of Build Manager

• Excellent operability is realized by GUI.
• Options can be easily set by GUI without the requirement to master option commands. Further, options can be easily switched over by setting plural configurations of options and changing them over.
• Capable of hierarchical control of projects.
• Capable of searching in the files.
• Dependency between projects can be visually shown.

　Compile Option Setting Screen

• An easy setting of compile option is realized by GUI operation.

Dependency View

• Dependency between projects is comprehensibly shown.
• Dependency between projects is configured by mouse operation.

• Capable of directly editing the source code in the debugging.
• Capable of transferring the data between various debug features, allowing intuitive operation.
  (Drag & drop feature)(Right-click allowed)
• Capable of saving user's optional debugging environment to switch it for use.
  (Profile feature)
• Capable of debugging only in the PC environment by the simulator.
  (Event trigger action feature)

Example of Linking from the Trace Window to Each of the Windows

Example of Linking from the Editor to Each of the Windows

Profile Feature
Capable of saving multiple debugger setting files to switch them for use.

Event Trigger Action Feature
When the program is placed in a certain state (generation of an event), some action (trigger action) can be user-defined. The following lists the user-definable types of trigger actions.

• Interrupt
  Capable of generating a periodic interrupt or multiinterrupt. The interrupt level register operates in the way identical to the actual machine.
• Data Input
  Capable of generating an optional data sequence or normal distribution random numbers to input them to an optional port.
• Data Transfer
  Capable of transferring the data from memory to memory, assuming the DMA.
• I/O Stream
  Capable of transferring the data to other application or reading the data from other application, using socket communication.