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Algebraic vs Symbolic assembler - Richard Williams - Jun 4 22:36:00 1999

I have the C54x DSK and I am thinking of purchasing TI's C54x EVM.

As I understand the DSK comes with the Algebraic assembler and the EVM comes
with the symbolic assembler.

Is the Algebraic assembler being used seriously?

Can I write code in both and be able to link them together?

Most of the sample code available is Symbolic except for the demos that come
with the DSK. But most of the demos don't work (full of bugs). Ive got some
of the demos working but I'm unsure which assembler I should stick with.

Any comments would be appreciated?

Regards
Richard



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Re: Algebraic vs Symbolic assembler - Leigh Wells - Jun 7 14:37:00 1999

Richard:

Just so you know, there is a tool that I received with my EVM called
MNEM2ALG.EXE, which is a conversion utility from Mnemonic (symbolic) to
Algebraic code. I'm not sure how well it works, though, as I have never
used it. You could try it to convert you alg cod ot mnem and then link
it to your other mnem code.

Leigh W. Wells
Electrical Engineer
Acoustic Positioning Research


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