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PSoC Designer IDE Guide, Document # 001-42655 Rev *B 99

Assembler

5.6 Instruction Set

To access a complete instruction in detail within PSoC Designer, click your cursor on the target

instruction in the file and press [F1]. Table 5-5 lists the notation used for the instructions. See the

PSoC Designer Assembly Language User Guide for the complete instruction set.

5.7 Compile and Assemble Files

Once you complete programming all assembly language source (in addition to any .c source), you

are ready to compile and assemble the group of files. Compiling translates source code into object

code. (The Linker then combines modules and supplies real values to symbolic addresses, thereby

producing machine code.) Each time you compile and assemble, the most prominent, open source

file is compiled. PSoC Designer can decipher the difference between C and assembly language

files, and compile and assemble accordingly.

To compile the source files for your project, click the Compile/Assemble icon .

PSoC Designer employs a make utility. Each time you click the Compile/Assemble or Build icon, the

utility automatically determines which files of a large application (manual or generated) were modi-

fied and need recompiling, then issues commands to recompile them. For further details, see

make.pdf in the \Documentation\Supporting Documents subdirectory of the PSoC Designer

installation directory.

Table 5-5. Instruction Set Notation

Notation Description

A Accumulator

CF Carry Flag

expr Expression

F Flags (ZF, CF, and Others)

k Operand 1 Value

First Operand of 2 Operands

Second Operand of 2 Operands

PC PCH, PCL

SP Stack Pointer

X X Register

ZF Zero Flag