Sundance SMT6060-TCPIP - Manual (Page 21)

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Figure 13 - SMT6060-TCPIP Boardinfo application
6.3. BUILDING THE EXAMPLES
The examples all use the standard socket API. You build and run the examples using 3L Diamond. To
build an application, open the relevant dsp directory. For example. smt6060-tcpip\examples\echod\dsp
And run nmake from a command line.
The output file is produced in the output directory that is created for that purpose.
For example: smt6060-tcpip\examples\echod\output
Note: The examples under “clients” and “servers” are all build using make.exe and not nmake.exe.
6.4. RUNNING THE EXAMPLES
All examples are run using the 3L Diamond server application. This server application is used to display
printf type messages from the running application. Note that it is possible to build “stand-alone”
applications that does not communicate with the Diamond server. In those cases, you will have to
remove any STDIO type functions from the example. See the 3L Diamond documentation for more
information.
Note: If you do build your applications as stand-alone, then you will still be able to use HyperTerminal
and the RS232 port to print debug information.