readme.txt

epson 13506 driver code

S1D13506 Software Release
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Included are the following software utilities/libraries:

13506BMP     Displays bitmaps.
13506HAL     HAL library for all 13506 utilities.
13506PLAY    Debugger utility.
13506SHOW    Displays different display modes.
13506SWIVEL  SwivelView test.

LIBSE        Supporting library for following embedded platforms:
             Power PC
             Motorola M68EC000IDP
             Hitachi SH3-LCEVB

You will also want to get a modified version of the GNU compiler for
the embedded platforms. For Windows 32 bit builds, get the Microsoft
Visual C++ 6.0 compiler.

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To set up your files, do the following:

1. Create the following directory structure on your local drive:
   
   13506 ---+--- 13506{utility name}
            |
            +--- HAL
            |
            +--- COMMON
            |
            +--- XGCC
            |
            +--- LIBSE

2. You must have a copy of the GNU compiler that has been modified for
   these platforms in XGCC. For Windows 32 bit builds, you must
   have a copy of the Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 compiler (does not need to be
   placed in the 13506 directory).

3. To build the code for Power PC (ADS), IDP, and SH3, go to the 13506
   subdirectory and type BUILD. To build the code for WIN32, start
   Microsoft Studio and do a batch build (select the RELEASE build).

   The executables for each of the platforms are placed as follows:


   13506 --- _BUILD ---+--- ADS (Power PC)
                       |
                       +--- IDP (for the 68K)
                       |
                       +--- SH3 (for the SH3)
                       |
                       +--- WIN32 (for Windows 32 bit PC)

4. If you wish to compile individual utilities (excluding the 32 bit
   Intel platform), type something like the following:

   MAKE "TARGETS=sh3" "BUILDS=release" "APPS=13506show"

   Targets: ads, idp, sh3.
   Builds:  release, debug.
   Apps:    any utility name.

   If targets are not entered, all targets are built.
   If builds are not entered, both release and debug builds are compiled.
   If apps are not entered, all utilities are built.


   To save messages to a file, type something like the following:

   REDIR -O ERRORS.TXT -EO make "TARGETS=sh3" "BUILDS=release"