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sp166ke ?

From a make file associated with an old Siemens C165 project, I have
turned up the line...

c:\c166v2\bin\sp166ke main.abs

But can find no reference to sp166ke in the current manuals or on
the Keil Search the Knowledge Databases Facility. The only
hint I have been able to glean is from the site...

http://www.hitex.co.uk/uvision/uvision2.pdf

On page 3 of this document, it refers to...

SP166KE.EXE as a 'symbol processor', but I can't find the file at
all on my Keil CD.

I'm assuming that this file is now redundant, but can someone please
fill me in as to what this program did, and what the replacement for
it is (if any).


Yours (gratefully - in advance),


Richard Roebuck.

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  • > Date: Dec 22, 2000 16:26 CST
    > Name: Andreas Haack
    > Email: haack@ahmct.de
    > Product: C166
    >
    > I think that this "symbol processor" is provided by Hitex and not Keil.
    >
    > Andreas

    Many thanks Andreas, this helps clear the matter up. I guess I was
    thrown by it being referred to in a document which was "A brief guide
    to configuring uVision with the C166 compiler" - I just assumed that
    SP166KE.EXE was a Keil file. Admittedly this was a Hitex document
    though.

    It turns out it produces [from the absolute object file outputted from
    the linker] a file which can be taken in by the HiTop debugger (supplied
    as you said by Hitex).


    Yours gratefully,


    Richard.

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  • > Date: Dec 22, 2000 16:26 CST
    > Name: Andreas Haack
    > Email: haack@ahmct.de
    > Product: C166
    >
    > I think that this "symbol processor" is provided by Hitex and not Keil.
    >
    > Andreas

    Many thanks Andreas, this helps clear the matter up. I guess I was
    thrown by it being referred to in a document which was "A brief guide
    to configuring uVision with the C166 compiler" - I just assumed that
    SP166KE.EXE was a Keil file. Admittedly this was a Hitex document
    though.

    It turns out it produces [from the absolute object file outputted from
    the linker] a file which can be taken in by the HiTop debugger (supplied
    as you said by Hitex).


    Yours gratefully,


    Richard.

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