Hardware and Software Development Tools for the HCS12 - The HCS12/9S12: An Introduction to Software and Hardware Interfacing - page 87

Hardware and Software
Development Tools for the
HCS12

3.1 Objectives

• Use the D-Bug12 commands to set
breakpoints and trace program execution
on the demo board
• Use the MiniIDE program to enter,
assemble, and download programs onto
the demo board for execution
• Use the D-Bug12 bootloader mode to
upgrade D-Bug12 monitor and program
application code into flash memory
• Use CodeWarrior to enter, assemble, and
debug HCS12 assembly programs
• Understand the function of the background
debug module

After completing this chapter, you should be
able to
• Explain the differences among different
HCS12 members
• Know the peripheral functions available at
different HCS12 members
• Understand the types of hardware and
software development tools available
• Explain the functions of a source-level
debugger
• Use the D-Bug12 commands to view and
change the contents of memory locations
and CPU registers