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SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT VOL. IV~ ISSUE NO. 3 (
TEK PRODUCTS DECEMBER, 1985
USERGROUP EWS
FORWARD
We are reformatting the PRODUCT PERFORMANCE REPORT (PPR) SECTION to include easy
to read headers. This new formatting will not only provide more detailed information requested
from our customers, but it will also be easier reading for quicker referencing.
ABOUT THE "USER GROUP LIBRARY SECTION"
Programs reported in the User Group Library will be available through your Tektronix Applications
Engineer. When updates are available, they will be reported in each issue and a separate total1isting will
be produced annually.
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The following trademarks are listed throughout this issue of USER GROUP NEWS. For 'your convience,
we have selected not to list them as footnotes at the bottom of each issue. The trademarks included in this
issue are as follows:
VAX, DEC, VMS & ULTRIX are registered trademarks of Digital Equipment Corporation.
UNIX is a registered trademark of AT&T Bell Laboratories.
TNIX is a registered trademark of Tektronix, Inc.
VRTX is a registered trademark of Hunter & Ready
IBM / PC AT XT is a registered trademark of IBM Corporation
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Myrl Kwiatkowski
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Editor-/
CONTENTS
GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION ............................................... 91
INTRODUCINGTEKMATE ........................................................................................................ 91
ICOM40A SPEED-UP .................................................................................................................... 96
SOFTWARE VERSION LIST (Dec. 1985) ......................................................,............................ 97
USER NOTES SECTION ................................................................................ 104
DIFF.LST TEXT FILE INTRODUCED ON NEW VERSION RELEASES ........................... 104
PRODUCT CHANGES FOR VERSION 3 TNIX 68000/68010 PASCAL ................................ 104
VMS SA TOOLS ............................................................................................................................. 109
SEPARATEI&D ASSEMBLERS AVAILABLE FOR THE 8560 ............................................ 110
VMS COMMAND TO PUT LINE NUMBERS IN A FILE ....................................................... 110
MIL-STD 1750A SECTION ............................................................................ 112
MIL-STD-1750AlLAS Linker Incompatibility ............................................................................ 112
8540 ROMPATCH 72 ..................................................................................................................... 112
F9450 MICRO-LAB AVAILABLE .............................................................................................. 113
V1750A NOW INCLUDES 8540A MAINFRAME ...................................................................... 114
F9450 APPLICATION MANUAL ................................................................................................ 116
THIRD PARTY VENDOR SECTION ..................................................... 117
TEKIDEC AGREEMENT ............................................................................................................. 117
PRODUCT PERFORMANCE SECTION .......................................... 118
SDP PRODUCT PERFORMANCE REPORTS .......................................................................... 118
PAS68K PROCESSING OPERATION (4052) ............................................................................ 118
COMPILER LIMITATION ON PAS68K (4053) ........................................................................ 119
INTEGER ARITHMETIC ON PAS68K (4054) .......................................................................... 119
ICS COMMAND ON PAS68K (4055) .......................................................................................... 119
MATHCK RANGE CHECKING ON PAS68K (4056) ............................. ~ ................................. 120
ERROR IN PASCAL MA~UAL (4058) ....................................................................................... 120
UPLEVQQ LIBRARY ROUTINE (4064) .................................................................................... 120
BYTE SIZE ERROR IN PAS8086 COMPILER (5014) ............................................................. 121
PASCAL SOURCE CREATES VMS ERROR (5019) ................................................................ 121
PDBZ8K SC BREAK STATUS (5027) ......................................................................................... 122
PDB68K PACKED RECORD PROBLEM STATUS (5029) ...................................................... 123
DISPLAY INDEX ROUTINE (5030) ............................................................................................ 123
ICS INVOKES IMPROPERLY (5031) ........................................................................................ 123
PASCAL PACKED DATA STRUCTURE (5041) ....................................................................... 126
PASCAL TPAS.COM FILE (5045) .............................................................................................. 126
PASCAL LISTING ERROR OUTPUT (5046) ............................................................................ 126
CHAR STRING OMITTED IN N1ANUAL (5047) ...................................................................... 126
COMPILER GENERATES INCORRECT CODE (5048) ......................................................... 127
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CCC68K INTERNAL ERROR 943 EXPLANATION (5050) .................................................... 128
PDB68K POINTER REFERENCE PROBLEM FIXED (5052) ................................................ 128
SETKSH CAN'T FIND 8086 ASSEMBLER (5054) .................................................................... 129
PAS8086 EXTERN PROCEDURE (5060) ................................................................................... 129
PASCAL VARIABLES (5065) ....................................................................................................... 129
PASCAL GENERATES BAD CODE (5071) ............................................................................... 129
ICS COMMENT LINES (5072) .................................................................................................... 130
PLDE GENERATES ERROR MESSAGE (5073) ...................................................................... 131
68000 ADDRESSING (5079) .......................................................................................................... 131
MACRO PARAMETER REFERENCING (5096) ...................................................................... 131
CDB GENERATES CHECKSUM ERROR (5099) ..................................................................... 132
PASCAL COMPILER EXITS INCONSISTENTLY (5103) ...................................................... 132
PDB68K BUFFERS OUTPUT (5105) ........................................................................................... 134
FLOATING POINT ROUTINES CRASH (5106) ....................................................................... 134
CCC68K SIN/COS (5107) .............................................................................................................. 134
PDB DOESN'T TRACE REAL FUNCTION WELL (5108) ...................................................... 135
PASCAL MODULE BOMBS COMPILERS (5110) ................................................................... 135
CCC68K AUTO INCREMENT PROBLEM (5113) ................................................................... 137
CCC68K REGISTER VARIABLES (5114) ................................................................................. 137
CCC68K PUSHING I-BYTE STRUCTURES (5115) ................................................................. 138
CCC68K PUSHING FLOAT VALUES (5116) ............................................................................ 138
856X FLOPPY DISC MOD (5118) ................................................................................................ 139
ASSEMBLER FORWARD REFERENCE (5119) ...................... ~ ............................................... 139
ACE UNDER KSH CAN ABORT (5120) ..................................................................................... 140
ACCESS VIOLATIONS ON C (5122) .......................................................................................... 140
ICS SHARABLE IMAGE PROBLEM (5123) ............................................................................. 140
PAS68K FORWARD PROCEDURE (5124) ................................................................................ 141
COMPILER GENERATES INCORRECT ADDRESS (5128) .................................................. 142
UNIONQQ NON-INTERRUPTIBLE (5129) ............................................................................... 142
MANUAL SHOWS INCORRECT ICS SOURCE FILE (5130) ................................................ 142
C COMPILATION ERROR (5131) .............................................................................................. 143
ON-LINE MANUAL INCORRECT (5133) ................................................................................. 143
CLDEDIT/TNIX OVERWRITES COLORKEY + FILES (5135) .............................................. 143
ICOM40 MANUAL INCOMPLETE (5136) ................................................................................ 144
CCC68K SOURCE INSTRUCTION (5138) ................................................................................ 144
CLDE'S SY~1BOL TABLE CAPACITY (5139) ......................................................................... 145
LDE SCROLLING (5141) .............................................................................................................. 145
PLDE DELETES FILE (5145) ...................................................................................................... 146
COMPILER OPTIMIZATION (5151) ......................................................................................... 146
COMPILER OMITS ERROR ~1ESSAGES (5154) .................................................................... 147
PLDE CREATES BAD FILE (5158) ............................................................................................ 148
CDB TRACE COMMAND (5162) ................................................................................................ 148
POSI ROUTINE (5163) .................................................................................................................. 148
C SOURCE GENERATES BAD CODE (5167) ........................................................................... 148
EXECUTION ERROR #19 (5168) ................................................................................................ 150
MODIFICATION OF FILES (5169) ............................................................................................ 150
LDE CONFIG DELETES FILES (5170) ..................................................................................... 150
LDE TE~1PLATES (5171) ............................................................................................................. 151
ASSEMBLER CORE DUMPS (5173) .......................................................................................... 151
PRODUCT PERFORMANCE REPORT ..................................................................................... 152
December 30, 1985 TEKTRONIX 2
USER GROUP NEWS Volume 4 Issue 3 GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION
INTRODUCING TEKMATE
TEKMATE
Microcontroller and Microprocessor
Support Systems From SDP
NOW AVAILABLE!
Tektronix announces Sf>D's TekMate 8-bit systems emulation support for Z80, Z80C, 6809, 6809E and
8085 microprocessors.
SDP is addressing the needs of both the individual designers and the large development groups by provid-
ing a powerful host-compatible analysis tool at a budge table price.
From Concept to code TekMate's development systems answers your design strategy needs.
TekMateADVANTAGES
TekMate offers many key features.