C166 & ST10 C Compiler Toolset Support

1 Bil­lion C166® Devices and Grow­ing

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VERSIONS

V8.9
V8.8
V8.7
V8.6
V8.5
V8.0
V7.5
V7.0
V6.0
Mis­cel­la­neous


Version 8.9

March 2012

Release Notes

Release Notes - v8.9r1 Prod­uct Enhance­ments Sum­ma­ry

Documentation

User Man­u­al - v8.9 C166/ST10 C Com­pil­er
User Man­u­al - v8.9 C166/ST10 C++ Com­pil­er
User Man­u­al - v8.9 C166/ST10 Cross-Assem­bler, Linker/Locator, Util­i­ties
User Man­u­al - v8.9 C166/ST10 CrossView Pro Debug­ger


Version 8.8

Novem­ber 2009

Release Notes

Release Notes - v8.8r1 Prod­uct Enhance­ments Sum­ma­ry

Documentation

User Man­u­al - v8.8 C166/ST10 C Com­pil­er
User Man­u­al - v8.8 C166/ST10 C++ Com­pil­er
User Man­u­al - v8.8 Cross-Assem­bler, Linker/Locator, Util­i­ties
User Man­u­al - v8.8 C166/ST10 CrossView Pro Debug­ger


Version 8.7

Decem­ber 2007


Version 8.6

Jan­u­ary 2006


Version 8.5

June 2005


Version 8.0

Decem­ber 2003


Version 7.5

April 2001 - June 2003


Version 7.0

Sep­tem­ber 2000


Version 6.0

April 1998 - Feb­ru­ary 2000


Miscellaneous

Downloads

Down­load - Updat­ed FLEXlm License Admin­is­tra­tor
Down­load - C166/ST10 Clas­sic Toolset SFR Files
Down­load - v1.0r5 Remote EVA Serv­er
Down­load - PHYTEC Kit­CON-161 Demo Pro­gram
Down­load - Path Pro­gram Gen­er­a­tor for CrossView
Down­load - C166/ST10 Mem­o­ry Mod­els

TIPS AND TRICKS

This page contains TriCore compiler tips & tricks from our customer support staff.

After updating Java JRE, Eclipse does not start but quits with an error. How to solve this?

After updating Java JRE, Eclipse does not start but quits with an error. How to solve this?

After updat­ing Java JRE the fol­low­ing Eclipse error may show up:

 An error has occured. See the log file
 <workspace>\.metadata\.log.


The log file shows a line like:
Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid ver­sion num­ber: Ver­sion num­ber may be neg­a­tive or greater than 255

To mit­i­gate, install a pre­vi­ous JRE like ver­sion 202 which can be down­loaded from here and use one the fol­low­ing options:

Modify the eclipse.ini file which is included in the \eclipse subfolder of the TASKING tools installation directory.

Add the following two lines at the beginning of eclipse.ini:
-vm

C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_202\bin\javaw.exe

Or adapt the shortcut which starts the Eclipse executable and modify the Target by adding option:

-vm “C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_202\bin\javaw.exe”

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