The Program Development Environment
consists of a higher programming language (C-) as a ROM based
interpreter language with various tools for testing,
and an assembler language monitor for programming in machine language
(8Bit processor, 152 OP-codes, instructions of 1, 2 and 3 byte length).
Both languages can be used for main programs or subroutines.
The code of both languages is written into memory
and can be immediately executed and tested.
Program code of each language, written into RAM,
can be stored in flashram and can be loaded for execution
as main program by a menue entry,
or as subroutine by a short load routine.
There are tools for listing and printing programms of each language.
The system also contains a cross-assembler for Intel 8048 assembler
as an example for assembler languages with 1,2 and 3 byte instructions.
Programs can be listed, printed, filed and transfered
to other computers or microcontroller systems for execution and test,
or for storage on ROM chips.
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