TMS34010
C
Compiler
Package
Product
Overview
1.1
Applicable
Documents
• Kernighan, B., and
D.
Ritchie.
The
C Programming Language, Pren-
tice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs,
New
Jersey, 1978.
• Kochan, Steve
G.
Programming in
C,
Hayden Book Company.
• Sobelman, Gerald
E.
and David
E.
Krekelberg.
Advanced
C:
Techniques
and
Applications, Que Corporation, 1985.
•
TMS34010
User's Guide (SPPU005), covering all the hardware related
subjects: architecture, registers, addressing
modes, etc.
•
TMS34010
Assembly Language Tools User's Guide
(SPDU076),
cov-
ering the
assembler, linker, archiver, and PROM programming utility.
•
TMS34010
Software Development Board User's Guide (SPVU002),
describing a PC-based
tool
for developing and debugging programs for
the
TMS3401
O.
•
TMS34010
XDS/22
User's Guide
(SPDU058)
describing the most
powerful
tool
available
for
developing software
for
the TMS3401
O.
•
TMS34010
Font
Library User's Guide
(SPVU005),
describing the
font
data structure and illustrating each
of
the available fonts.
1.2
Documentation
Conventions
1-2
The documentation conventions used
in
this
book
include:
<>
Angle brackets enclose user-supplied information that
is
to be typed
out;
for
example,
<filename>
indicates
that
the name
of
the file is
to
be entered. The brackets themselves
are
not
entered, except
in
the case
of
#include
statements used in illustrating the syntax
of
some macros
(see Section
6, TMS3401 0 Run-Time Support).
[]
Square brackets enclose optional items.
A
special
fbnt
is
used
for
information displayed on the screen.
Underscoring
is
used
to
indicate the information you type
in
response
to
prompts or other screen displays.
Italics
are
used
to
highlight
function names, commands, code, and similar
items
within
a text line.
Boldface type is used
to
indicate emphasis.
In Section 4, text in the left margin gives references
to
corresponding sections
in Kernighan and Ritchie's book,
The
C Programming Language, or indicates
additional information
not
included in their book.
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