Specifying Assembler Options - Intel IXP2400 User Manual

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Absolute versus Relative Paths:
Regardless of whether the path information is entered in an absolute or relative format, it is
automatically converted to a relative format. This allows the project to be moved to other locations
on a system or to other systems without rendering the path information invalid in most instances as
long as files are maintained in the same relative locations. This path information is passed to the
Assembler so it may locate the files referenced in #include statements in the source code. It is also
used by the dependency checker for locating assembly source files in the project.
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Specifying Assembler Options

To specify Assembler options, do the following:
1. On the Build menu, click Settings.
The Build Settings dialog box appears.
2. Click the Assembler tab.
The .list File:
The Output to target .list file list allows you to select a .list file from the set of .list files that are
currently defined in the project. All other controls on the page are updated according to which .list
file you select in the list.
Insert file:
1. On the Assembler tab, click New.
The Insert New List File into
Project dialog box appears.
2. Select a path for the .list file.
3. Type a filename.
You cannot insert a .list file that has already been inserted into the project.
4. Click Insert List File.
This closes the dialog box and adds the new filename to the list. The file's path appears in the
read-only Path of target .list file box. The rest of the boxes assume default values.
Delete File:
To delete a .list file from a project, click Delete. This removes the .list file currently selected in the
list box from the project. All references to the file on the Linker page are removed. The actual .list
file, if it exists on disk, is not altered or deleted.
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button to delete an included path from the list.
button to move an included path up the list.
button to move an included path down the list.
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