In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, g_daubach wrote:

Kevin,

SXSim actually does not care about the language (SX/B or ASM). It reads and interprets the list file that is generated by SASM. When you use SX/B, the SX/B compiler generates an intermediate assembly file which is then passed over to SASM. IOW, no matter if you use SX/B, or ASM directly, there will always be a list file (provided there are no errors in your code) that SXSim reads.

Sorry, SXSim can't dim the LEDs in the I/O panel because the simulation runs much, much slower than a real SX application does. So when the real application toggles LEDs within milliseconds, SXSim will need seconds for the same code.

Actually, the simulated LEDs show the value of the outputs in binary. When an LED is on, this bit is 1, when it is off, the bit is 0. OK - I agree - this is not too comfortable, and this brings back to my mind one of the items on the SXSim TODO-list: The Variable Watch Window. If I only had the time...

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