SDKZSPF LSI, SDKZSPF Datasheet - Page 117

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Specifications of SDKZSPF

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Table 7.2
Option
-c NUM
-h
-i mode_register=value
-ignore
-m
-noiboot
-radix {dec|hex}
ZISIM Command-Line Options
as explained in other chapters of this document. ZISIM processes the
source file according to the specified command-line options (refer to
Table
displays the ZISIM prompt:
The simulator is now ready to accept and respond to ZISIM commands,
which are described in
file may be loaded from within ZISIM using the load exe command.
An example interactive simulation session is described in
“Example Session Using ZISIM.”
ZISIM as the target of the SDK’s Debugger in
Accurate Simulator Connection.”
Using ZISIM
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zisim{1}>
7.2). If no options are specified, ZISIM initializes itself, then
Description
Limits number of executed instructions to NUM. By default, NUM =
2,000,000,000. Execution continues until a breakpoint is reached or
the number of executed instructions hit the limit. Use this option to
ensure termination of an algorithm.
Prints brief usage summary.
Initializes an architectural control (mode) register with specified value.
The control register is written without its usual percent (%) sign, and
there are no spaces around the equal sign (=). For example, the option
to set %SMODE control register is:
-i smode=0x1234.
The option to set r0 register is
-i r0=0x9876.
Refer to
ZSP400 core-based device control registers.
Ignore run-time warning messages such as uninitialized memory
accesses, invalid circular buffer size.
Enables memory trace. ZISIM prints a trace of the execution program
to standard output whenever a write to a memory occurs. The format
of this output is similar to option -t.
Fetches instructions from external ROM space. If you do not specify
this option, instructions are fetched from internal ROM space. ROM is
mapped from 0xF800 to 0xFFFF. This option is specific to zisim400.
Displays data in specified radix, either decimal or hexadecimal.
Appendix B, "ZSP400 Control Registers"
Section 7.2, “ZISIM
Refer also to the description of using
Commands.”. An executable
Section 9.2.1, “Functional-
for information on
Section 7.4,
7-3