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HCS12(U) ActiveX Control Programming Reference
| Each time you drag and drop a
HCS12(u) control over a form at design time in your application project, you create an object that gives you access
at runtime to specific microcontroller's resources (through its BDM
interface) as memory, registers, debugging functionality, programming
procedures, etc.
Every HCS12(u) control instance you create in your project share some properties like communication baud rate with the POD interface, the target oscillator clock frequency, the connection state and the target operating mode, so you only need to pay attention of this attributes in just one instance. The HCS12(u) ActiveX control has two different kind of methods: synchronous and asynchronous. The asynchronous methods are reserved for potentially time consuming operations like on-chip flash programming, debugging or memory dumping among others. Every asynchronous method is associated with an event that is fired when the operation connected with the method invocation is finished. So this way assures the responsiveness of your user interface at all times. |
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