Starting Flowchart Simulation - Revision history

MartinW at 13:50, 22 December 2022

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DavidA at 14:05, 2 July 2019

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DavidA at 08:35, 2 July 2019

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BenR at 17:05, 7 March 2014

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ReeceL at 15:02, 12 September 2013

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ReeceL at 15:01, 12 September 2013

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ReeceL at 10:39, 5 September 2013

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ReeceL at 10:48, 8 July 2013

2013-07-08T10:48:39Z

ReeceL at 10:46, 8 July 2013

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ReeceL at 10:45, 8 July 2013

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-[[File:Starting_simulation_v8.png|left]]
+[[File:Simulation_Icons.png|left]]
-To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' menu (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.
+To simulate a flowchart from the start of Main, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' ribbon (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to be executed.
 The [[Simulation Debugger]] and [[Tools and Views#3) Chip View|Chip View]] windows are updated on every step of the simulation. In addition, if there are external components attached to the microcontroller then their state is shown in the panel.
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-Alternatively if you wish to [[Simulating Icons Step by Step|simulate the flowchart step by step]] from the start, then use the 'Step Into' by pressing '''F8''', you can also 'Step Over' icons by pressing '''Shift+F8''' you can also access these options from the 'Debug' menu or by clicking the buttons on the main toolbar.
+Alternatively, if you wish to [[Simulating Icons Step by Step|simulate the flowchart step by step]] from the start, then use the 'Step Into' by pressing '''F8''', you can also 'Step Over' icons by pressing '''Shift+F8''' you can also access these options from the 'Debug' menu or by clicking the buttons on the main toolbar.

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−	[[File:~~Gen_Main_Toolbar_Simulation_Labelled~~.png\|left]]	+	[[File:Starting_simulation_v8.png\|left]]
	To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' menu (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar\|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.		To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' menu (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar\|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.

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−	~~<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Simulation</sidebar>~~
	[[File:Gen_Main_Toolbar_Simulation_Labelled.png\|left]]		[[File:Gen_Main_Toolbar_Simulation_Labelled.png\|left]]
	To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' menu (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar\|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.		To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' menu (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar\|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.

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-<sidebar>Sidebar: Overview of Simulation</sidebar>
+<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Simulation</sidebar>
 [[File:Gen_Main_Toolbar_Simulation_Labelled.png|left]]
 To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' menu (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Overview of Simulation</sidebar>
 [[File:Gen_Main_Toolbar_Simulation_Labelled.png|left]]
-To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the Debug menu or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.
+To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the 'Debug' menu (Debug > Run), click the 'Run' [[File:Btn_Run.png]] button on the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar|main toolbar]] or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed.
 The [[Simulation Debugger]] and [[Tools and Views#3) Chip View|Chip View]] windows are updated on every step of the simulation. In addition, if there are external components attached to the microcontroller then their state is shown in the panel.

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−	Simulations can be paused or stopped by selecting either the 'Pause' or 'Stop' options from the 'Debug' menu or selecting them from the simulation section of the [[Tools and Views#2) Main Toolbar\|main toolbar]].	+	Simulations can be paused or stopped by selecting either the 'Pause' or 'Stop' options from the 'Debug' menu or selecting them from the simulation section of the [[Tools and Views#10) Main Toolbar\|main toolbar]].

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-Simulations can be paused or stopped by selecting either the Pause or Stop options from the Debug menu or selecting them from the simulation section of the main toolbar.
+Simulations can be paused or stopped by selecting either the 'Pause' or 'Stop' options from the 'Debug' menu or selecting them from the simulation section of the [[Tools and Views#2) Main Toolbar|main toolbar]].
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-Alternatively if you wish to [[Simulating Icons Step by Step|simulate the flowchart step by step]] from the start, then use the Step option from the Debug menu or press '''F8'''.
+Alternatively if you wish to [[Simulating Icons Step by Step|simulate the flowchart step by step]] from the start, then use the 'Step Into' by pressing '''F8''', you can also 'Step Over' icons by pressing '''Shift+F8''' you can also access these options from the 'Debug' menu or by clicking the buttons on the main toolbar.
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-Enable ICD mode by going to the 'Debug Options' tab in the [[Project Options]] window. After this option has been enabled you will be able to swap between simulation and ICD mode via the "ICD mode" option in the 'Debug' menu.
+Enable ICD mode by going to the 'Debug Options' tab in the [[Project Options]] window. After this option has been enabled you will be able to swap between simulation and ICD mode via the 'ICD mode' option in the 'Debug' menu.
 Some of the components do not have a simulation feature. These components have a red box drawn around them when they are displayed on the panel. The red box indicated that the component will dissapear when the simulation is running.

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−	To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the Debug menu or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed. The [[Simulation Debugger]] and [[Tools and Views#5) Chip View\|Chip View]] windows are updated on every step of the simulation. In addition, if there are external components attached to the microcontroller then their state is shown in the panel.	+	To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the Debug menu or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed. The [[Simulation Debugger]] and [[Tools and Views#3) Chip View\|Chip View]] windows are updated on every step of the simulation. In addition, if there are external components attached to the microcontroller then their state is shown in the panel.

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−	To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the Debug menu or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed. The ~~variables, call stack~~ and ~~chip~~ windows are updated on every step of the simulation. In addition, if there are external components attached to the microcontroller then their state is shown in the panel.	+	To simulate a flowchart, select the 'Run' option from the Debug menu or press '''F5'''. Flowcode will go into simulation mode and will start to execute the icons in the flowchart. A red rectangle indicates the icon that is about to being executed. The [[Simulation Debugger]] and [[Tools and Views#5) Chip View\|Chip View]] windows are updated on every step of the simulation. In addition, if there are external components attached to the microcontroller then their state is shown in the panel.