Compaq software design tools User's Guide

Below you will find brief information for software design tools. This guide provides details about the tools used for developing firmware for Alpha microprocessors. It covers topics such as PALcode verification, SROM programming, and instruction cache initialization.

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PVC Commands
14.8.4 delete
The delete command causes PVC to ignore the specified entry points.
Format
delete start_entry_id [- end_entry_id]
Parameters
start_entry_id - end_entry_id
Specifies a range of entry points.
Description
The delete command causes PVC to ignore all entry points specified at or between the
specified start_entry_id and end_entry_id for the rest of the current PVC session. The
remaining entry points are renumbered.
Example
PVC&gt; delete 100 &acirc; 119
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Key features

PALcode verification
SROM programming
Instruction cache initialization
Intel Hex and Motorola S-record formats
Disassembly and listing capabilities
Header stripping for executable files
Multiple assembler and linker support
Comprehensive documentation and sample files
Support for different Alpha microprocessor families
User-friendly command-line interface

Frequently asked questions

These tools enable you to verify your PALcode for the Alpha microprocessor, produce data for programming SROMs in Intel Hex and Motorola S-record formats, and perform disassembly and listing of object code. They are designed for developers and designers working with Alpha microprocessors.

These tools support the Alpha 21264, 21164PC, and 21164 microprocessors.

The Alpha Microprocessors Motherboard Software Design Tools are supported on Alpha systems running the Tru64 UNIX or Windows NT operating system.

This kit comprises a variety of tools, including assemblers, linkers, utilities for generating Intel Hex and Motorola S-record formats, and a PALcode violation checker. These tools provide a comprehensive environment for firmware development on Alpha microprocessors.

Detailed descriptions of each tool, including its purpose, command format, and options, are provided in subsequent chapters of this guide.