/*
 * FILE
 *	readme
 *
 *	Copyright(c) 1995, FMI, Fujitsu Microelectronics, Inc.
 *	All rights reserved.
 *
 *	This software (including any documentation) is untested, has not been
 *	fully tested for viruses and has been provided to you without charge.
 *	ACCORDINGLY, IT IS DELIVERED "AS IS" WITH NO WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR
 *	IMPLIED, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
 *	FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NONINFRINGEMENT.  You bear all 
 *	risk of nonperformance, loss of data and other problems and Fujitsu
 *	Microelectronics, Inc. and Fujitsu Limited will not be liable under any
 *	contract, negligence, strict liability or other theory for any damages
 *	including, without limitation, direct, consequential or incidental nor
 *	be required to provide substitute goods, services or technology.
 *
 */

Files:
	readme		- this file
  	example.c	- user program
	cntlsp.c	- SPARClite C routines
	cntlsps.s	- SPARClite assembly routines
	cntlsp.h	- C header
	crt0.s		- startup code
	example.mak	- make file
        ex930.out       - executable for 40 MHZ 930
	ex933H.out	- executable for 20 MHZ 933H
	ex934.out	- executable for 50 MHZ 934
	ex936.out	- executable for 50 MHZ 936
        ex831.out       - executable for 30 MHZ 831
Notes:

1. The executable is in a.out format.

2. To make a program, invoke:
	
   make -f example.mak

3. To make programs for different eval boards, add arguments to change 
   chip or clock frequency:

   make -f example.mak CHIP=936 MHZ=50

   Every time CHIP definition is changed, remove all objects and 
   compile again.

