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Additional Information for Intellec Series
III
Users
iAPX 86,88 Family Utilities
1-2
Related Publications
The following manuals may be helpful during various aspects of your work with
iAPX 86,88 utilities on the Series III:
•
Intellec Series III Microcomputer Development System Product Overview,
order number 121575
•
iAPX 86,88 User's Manual,
order number 210201
•
InteJJec Series III Microcomputer Development System Console Operating
Instructions,
order number 121609
•
InteJJec Series III Microcomputer Development System Programmer's
Reference Manual,
order number 121618
•
PASCAL-86 User's Guide,
order number 121539
•
PLIM-86 User's Guide,
order number 121636
•
ASM86 Language Reference Manual,
order number 121703
•
ASM86 Macro Assembler Operator's Manual,
order number 121628
•
8089 Macro Assembler User's Guide,
order number 9800938
•
FORTRAN-86 User's Guide,
order number 121570
Program Development Examples
The following examples are programming problems solved by using one or more of
the iAPX 86,88 utilities on the Series III to develop code for an 8086-based host.
Example t: Preparing to Use DEBUG-86
There are only two steps to preparing your code for execution: translating the code,
then linking it with BIND.
First you must translate your code. Any of the 8086 translators will work. An
example of one such translation is shown below:
RUN PLM86 :F6:TEST.SRC DEBUG SM
'!I'"
Once the program has been translated, you must then link the program with the
BIND control. LINK86 with BIND produces an L TL module -
the loader assigns
addresses- to the L TL modules at load time. This operation can be performed by the
8086 loader, RUN. The operation and control of both of these programs is given in
the
Intellec Series III /\1icrocomputer Development System Console Operating
Instructions.
The invocation line for LINK86 when linking the program shown above might
appear as follows:
>
RUN LINK86 :F6:TEST.OBJ, :F6:UT
:F6:SMALL.LIB TO :F6:TEST.86 B
In the above example note that all of the symbol information (LINES, SYMBOLS,
PUBLICS) is left in the output object file. This will aid you while debugging your
program. DEBUG-86 uses the symbol information to produce diagnostic informa-
tion on the program.
This information is also included in the symbol table. Figure 1-1 shows the print file
from the invocation above.
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