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H/W Design Question RE: Enabling source level debugger

It's my understanding that I must design my pcb to allow executing code
from RAM if I want to use the KEIL source level debugger via the C16x
serial port. My question is must the RAM be mapped to where the ROM
normally would be (i.e., 0x00000), or can it be mapped to one of the
other C16x chip selects? Is there a simple circuit that people use to
manipulate the chip select CS0- to switch back & forth between ROM
and RAM to allow the code to run from ROM when you don't want to
use the debugger?

Any help in understanding the H/W design requirements to make it
possible to use the source level debugger would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Dave

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