Compile and Test Senselock EL Codes Sample Clauses

Compile and Test Senselock EL Codes. Before modifying the code (pc_demo1.c) at the PC end, you can compile and test the Senselock EL code you have just compiled. In the just-created project, choose the menu “Project”🡪 ―Components, Environment and Books” and click “Add Files” in the dialog box to add demo1.c to the project. In the meantime, you can add ―Ses51L.lib‖ offered by Senselock EL SDK to the project5. Choose the menu ―Project‖🡪―Build target‖ to compile codes. If the compilation is successful, a file (demo1.hex) will be generated under the directory of C:\s4demo. This file is the result of code compilation. Now you can test or debug Senselock EL codes. For the details about testing and debugging technique, please refer to Chapter 4 ―Developing Senselock ELCode‖ and Chapter 5 ―Direction for Compiler Usage‖.
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