The 332qsm.abs program in this directory is written specifically
for the 68332 processor or any processor that has the queued serial
module and a cpu32 core.


VESTA 68332 target

The demo.abs program disables the watchdog timer with a write to
0xFFFA21 and sets up the internal bus monitor with a write to
0xFFFA00.  If you are using the VESTA 68332 target board, included
in this directory is an include file which will set the chip selects
to work correctly for the RAM on the board.  You execute the
"vesta.inc" include file after starting PowerViews by typing into
the command pane of the Shell window:

   include "\pwrviews\samp332\vesta.inc";

(This assumes \pwrviews is directory where the software was loaded).
The include file also sets up the compilerUsed flag.


Non-VESTA target

Execute the "332qsm.inc" include file from the command
pane of the Shell window.  It sets up the compilerUsed flag.

   include "\pwrviews\samp332\332qsm.inc";

Be sure to set it back to whichever compiler you are using after
running the demo program.  You can use the Options Compiler Used...
menu command in the Source window, or the compilerUsed command in the
Shell window.


PowerPack emulator

To run this program using the overlay memory of the PowerPack
emulator, simply set up the map for 64K of code beginning at address 0.
The program begins at 0x400 and ends about 0xA66.  The stack starts
at about 0xD8A and grows down.


PowerScope Hardware-assisted Debugger

If you are using a PowerScope, be sure your 68332 or derivative
target has a read/write chip select set up from 0x0 to about 0xFFF.
