Chapter 2 Putting Board through its Paces
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2-1-2. Installing Development Software
(1) Install CC665S compiler package
1. Create a directory for the package--c:\665s, for example.
2. Copy the contents of the CD-ROM directory \package\cc665s to that directory.
readme.txt
c665spak.exe
mac66k.exe
rtl665s.exe
tgt665s.exe
3. In an MS-DOS compatibility box, switch to the above directory and run the .EXE files, self-
expanding archives that automatically extract compiler files to the appropriate
subdirectories.
C:\665s>c665spak.exe <Enter>
C:\665s>mac66k.exe <Enter>
C:\665s>rtl665s.exe <Enter>
C:\665s>tgt665s.exe <Enter>
(2) Configure environment
1. Make a copy of the standard Windows 9x .PIF file for opening an MS-DOS window and
rename it 665s--665s.pif if you have Explorer set to display file extensions.
2. Create a work directory--c:\test, for example.
3. Using a text editor, create the following batch file in the work directory--c665.bat, for
example. (Modify the c:\665s portions as necessary.)
set path=\665s;c:%path%
set INCL66K=c:\665s\INCLUDE
set LIB66K=c:\665s\LIB
4. Display the Properties for the .PIF file created above, click the Program tab, and set the
Work directory and Batch file fields to the names used above.
c:\test
c:\test\c665s.bat
5. Press <Enter> to save the changes.
(3) Copy sample executables
Copy the contents of the CD-ROM directory \package\sample to the work directory created
above.
The software installation is now complete.
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Note
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The above procedures assume that the compiler package is installed in the directory
\665s on drive C:. If you wish to locate this directory on another drive or even change
both drive and directory, simply change all occurrences of c:\665s above to the name
of the new directory.