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CodeBlocks-SDCC Tutorial 10-13-2013

The document provides instructions for setting up Code Blocks IDE to use the SDCC compiler for MCS51 projects. It details how to create and configure a new project, set compiler options, and build and run code. Settings for syntax coloring and spell checking are also covered.

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CodeBlocks-SDCC Tutorial 10-13-2013

The document provides instructions for setting up Code Blocks IDE to use the SDCC compiler for MCS51 projects. It details how to create and configure a new project, set compiler options, and build and run code. Settings for syntax coloring and spell checking are also covered.

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Code Blocks/SDCC Tutorial

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Process Flow
Download and install SDCC 2.6.0
Download and install Code Blocks 12.11
Run Code Blocks and configure project

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Create a project
Go to File->New->Project, select MCS51 Project, and click Go.

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Create a project (cont.)

Fill in the project name and location and click Next

Enter the project name


Enter location of the project

Click Next

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Create a project (cont.)

Ensure Create Debug configuration is deselected to avoid warnings

Deselect Debug

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Create
a
project
(cont.)
Select Large memory model

Select Large Memory Model

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Project properties
Right-click your project name in the Management pane and click
Properties.

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Project properties (cont.)


Select Build targets and then select Build options.
Select Build targets

Select Build options

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Project properties (cont.)

In the build options, on the Compiler settings tab, select the Policy: Use target options only.
Ensure Verbose, Intel MCS51, MCS51 large model and Output Intel Hex are selected.

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Project properties (cont.)

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Project properties (cont.)


Add any other desired compiler flags to the Other options tab.

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Project properties (cont.)

Go to the Linker settings tab.


Select Policy as Use Target options only, include the linker options, then select OK.

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Build a project
To build the project right click on the Project name and select Build, or use
the
icon at the top of the Code::Blocks screen.

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Build a Project
Check Build messages and Build log tabs for errors.

When compiling a real source file, this output file will be multiple KB in size.

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Custom Settings
For changing syntax color go to Settings->Editor->Syntax highlighting

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Custom Settings(cont.)
Spell checker can produce an unnecessary effect for words not in the
dictionary
To remove the effect go to Settings->Editor->SpellChecker and disable
spell checker

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Compiler Path Settings


Note:- The workstations in the ECEE 2B37 lab have
the correct path settings for the SDCC compiler
Note:- When using your own personal computer
system, you may need to set the correct path
variable for the SDCC compiler as shown in the
following slides

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Compiler Settings
To set compiler settings go to Settings->Compiler

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Compiler Settings

Go to Toolchain executables and enter the path.


You can also use Auto-detect to let Code::Blocks
find the SDCC compiler in the system.

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