Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual

SPI Tokens
Data Definition Language (DDL) Reference Manual—529431-004
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Standard SPI Definitions in Token-Map Definitions
Table 7-2 on page 7-24 shows a further breakdown of the token map BIT^MAP^EX^C.
?SECTION BIT^DDL^EX^C
STRUCT BIT^DDL^EX^C^DEF (*);
BEGIN
STRUCT CHAR^3;
BEGIN STRING BYTE [0:2]; END;
FILLER 1;
UNSIGNED(8) BITS^8;
UNSIGNED(3) BITS^3;
BIT_FILLER 5;
BIT_FILLER 10;
UNSIGNED(2) BITS^2;
BIT_FILLER 4;
UNSIGNED(5) BITS^5;
BIT_FILLER 4;
UNSIGNED(4) BITS^4;
BIT_FILLER 3;
UNSIGNED(7) BITS^7;
BIT_FILLER 9;
END;
?SECTION BIT^MAP^EX^C
DEFINE BIT^MAP^EX^C = [2303,111,12,17152,1023,1,0,511,1,
17152,767,1,0,511,1,17162,511,1,17172,
767,1,0,767]#;
LITERAL BIT^MAP^EX^C^WLN = 23;
Table 7-2. Structure of a Bit Map
Value in Word Byte 1 Byte 2 Meaning of Value
2303 8 255 Token type
111 0 111 Token number
12 0 12 Byte length of structure
17152 C 00 Product version C00 for first field
1023 3 255 Null value for char-3
1 0 1 New product version specification follows
0 0 0 NOVERSION
511 1 255 Null value for byte FILLER
1 0 1 New product version specification follows
17152 C 00 Product version “C00”
767 2 255 Null value for bits-8 and bits-3
1 0 1 New product version specification follows
0 0 0 NOVERSION
511 1 255 Null value for bit FILLER
Example 7-23. pTAL or TAL Output for Example 7-22 on page 7-22 (page 2 of 2)