- The executable program is a text file in the format shown below, with the extension EXC.
#COEF
(Coefficient data)
:
:
#ADRS
(Address data)
:
:
#PROG
(Program data)
:
:
#END
- ● The format of one line of the coefficient / address data part is as follows.
[Address in internal RAM]: [Data]: [Symbol name]: [Notation mode / Initial value]
- ※note
The [Notation mode / Initial value] part has the same format as the right side of the coefficient / address constant definition part of the source code. - ● One-line format of the program part
[Address in Program RAM]: [Data]
- ※note
In the [Data] part, 64-bit data is divided into 4 blocks for each 16-bit, and each block is represented by 4 hexadecimal characters. In addition, one blank character is inserted between each block. See the example executable file below. - ● The following is an example of an executable file.
#COEF
00:0000: ZERO (coefficient data by reservation coefficient symbol "ZERO")
01: 007B: CoefB: 123
02: 0800: CoefC:% 50
03: 0400: CoefD: 0.25
04: 1F85: CoefE: -123 (negative value)
05: 1800: CoefF:% -50 (negative value)
06: 1C00: CoefG: -0.25 (negative value)
#ADRS
00: 8000: AdrsA
01: 007B: AdrsB: 123
02:33 AE: AdrsC: ms300.0
#PROG
00: xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
01: xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
(Omitted)
7F: xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
#END
- ※note
In the format of the PROG part, "x" represents one hexadecimal digit (4 bits).
