1load interrupts_16bit.cod 2 3# another test stimulation file 4# 5# the '#' marks the beginning of a comment 6# 7# This stimulation file illustrates how two (or more) 8# iopins may be connected to one another. In this example, 9# port A bit 4 is tied to port B bit 0. 10# Also, note that this file does not define the processor 11# or the source .hex ... 12 13echo I/O pin Stimulus file that connects port A 4 14echo port B 0. 15 16# Define a node to which the pins can attach. 17 18node test_node 19 20# Now specify which two I/O pins are attached to the 21# new node. Note, that it is possible to specify more 22# than two iopins (or two of any stimuli). The iopins 23# are assigned the names portxn - where x is a,b,c,d,e 24# and n is 0 through 7. 25 26attach test_node porta4 portb0 27 28# Here are a couple of more stimuli that are used to 29# test rbif 30 31node n1 n2 n3 32attach n1 portb1 portb5 33attach n2 portb2 portb6 34attach n3 portb3 portb7 35attach test_node portb4 36 37break c 0x200000 38