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STM8: Rename STVD sample workspace to atomthreads-sample-stvd.stw. This now contains separate projects for both the Cosmic and Raisonance compilers.

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Kelvin Lawson
2010-06-21 22:32:41 +01:00
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@@ -115,13 +115,15 @@ automated tests.
BUILD VIA STVD PROJECT
For building applications using STVD you can use the sample project file
atomthreads-sample-cosmic.stw. This builds a sample full application which
runs the "sem1" automated test. Applications can be downloaded directly to
the target hardware (e.g. STM8S-Discovery) and run via the integrated
debugger. Press the exclamation button to run, and confirm that the LED
flashes once per second (if running on an STM8S-Discovery) to ensure that
the test has passed.
For building applications using STVD you can use the sample workspace
atomthreads-sample-stvd.stw which contains both Cosmic compiler and
Raisonance compiler based projects. You can also import the Cosmic-only
project file atomthreads-sample-cosmic.stp directly. This builds a sample
full application which runs the "sem1" automated test. Applications can be
downloaded directly to the target hardware (e.g. STM8S-Discovery) and run
via the integrated debugger. Press the exclamation button to run, and
confirm that the LED flashes once per second (if running on an
STM8S-Discovery) to ensure that the test has passed.
This is also a good starting point for building your own applications:
simply modify the file tests-main.c which starts the test application.
@@ -301,8 +303,8 @@ initialises the OS, sets up a UART and calls out to the test module entry
functions. You can generally simply replace the call to the test modules by
a call to your own application startup code.
Projects developed within STVD can be started using the sample workspace
atomthreads-sample-cosmic.stw. If you wish to create your own STVD project
Projects developed within STVD can be started using the sample project
atomthreads-sample-cosmic.stp. If you wish to create your own STVD project
from scratch, then you should ensure you change the project settings for
both Debug and Release builds as follows:

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ports/stm8/atomthreads-sample-cosmic.stw → ports/stm8/atomthreads-sample-stvd.stw
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