
SCIOPTA - Real-Time Kernel
User’s Manual Manual Version 4.1 3-9
SCIOPTA - Real-Time Kernel
3 Getting Started
3.6 Getting Started SCIOPTA SCSIM Simulator
This is a getting started project including a step-by-step tutorial for the SCIOPTA SCSIM Simulator
(<arch>=win32) architecture.
3.6.1 Equipment
The following equipment is used to run this getting started example:
• Microsoft® Windows Personal Computer or Workstation.
• Microsoft® Visual C++ 2005 Version 8.0 development environment.
3.6.2 Step-By-Step Tutorial
1. Check that the environment variable SCIOPTA_HOME is defined as described in chapter 2.4.6
“SCIOPTA_HOME Environment Variable” on page 2-4.
2. Check that the correct SCIOPTA Kernel Simulator DLL is located in a directory where Windows® can access
it. Please consult chapter
2.4.11 “SCIOPTA SCSIM Simulator (win32) DLL” on page 2-6.
3. Create a project folder to hold all project files (e.g. d:\myprojects\sciopta) if you have not already done it for
other getting-started projects.
4. Copy the script copy_files.bat from the example directory:
<install_folder>\sciopta\<version>\exp\krn\win32\hello\
to your project folder.
5. Double click copy_files.bat to execute the batch file. All needed project files will be copied from the delivery
to your project folder.
6. Launch the SCIOPTA configuration utility SCONF from the desktop or the Star menu.
7. Load the SCIOPTA example project file hello.xml from your project folder into SCONF
(menu: File > Open).
8. Click on the Build All button or press Ctrl-B to build the kernel configuration files.
The following files will be created in your project folder:
• sciopta.cnf
• sconf.c
• sconf.h.
9. Launch the Microsoft® Visual C++ Environment
10. Open the solution file which was copied into your working directory (hello.sln).
11. Build the example hello.exe.
12. Now you can run the system and set breakpoints anywhere in the example system and watch the behaviour.
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