Installing the 68K Simulator/Build Tools on Your Personal Computer

NOTE: The license agreement that Indiana University has with SDS specifies that the tools may not be used for commercial purposes.  Please do not use the tools for commercial purposes.

The way that the floating license system is implemented, you will have the simulator and build tools installed locally on your PC. The locally installed license file will point at the server,  moose.cs.indiana.edu.  When you attempt to start up the tools, they will contact moose.cs.indiana.edu to check out a license through your dial-up or ethernet connection with the university.  The machine "moose" is running a license server called FlexLM . FlexLM is configured to only allow 25 SDS licenses to be checked out at a time.

The following are step by step instructions to getting the tools installed on your PC:

1.) Check out an SDS tools CD from your AI.

2.) Load the CD into the drive and it may autorun or you may have to use the "my computer" icon to access the CD rom. Once the drive is accessed, the CD should autorun the setup program.

3.) Click "Next" at the "welcome" screen.

4.) Click "YES" at the "license agreement" screen.

5.) Click "Next" at the "Choose Product Install Type". This should have selected "Typical" by default as the installation type.

6.) Select "I have no license key diskette or license server directory" on the "Select Order Files Location". Click "Next" to proceed to the next screen.

7.) In the "Select License File Location" screen, check the "I have no license file" check box. Click "Next".

8.) Click OK to the Warning pop-up that says "You can continue this installation, but you will need to install a license file before you can run the software"

9.) In the "Select License Type" screen, select the "Products Only (Client)" item from the list. Click "Next" to proceed to the next screen.

10.) In the "Select Product Families" screen, highlight the "MC68000/CPU32 Family" option. Click "Next" to proceed.

11.) Highlight the following products and click "Next" to proceed.

• SingleStep Professional Suite (68K)(has device driver)
• CrossCode Compiler and SingleStep ISS (68K)
• SingleStep Simulator (68K)

12.) In the "Enter Server Information", enter the following information and then click "Next" to proceed.

• Server Name or IP: moose.cs.indiana.edu
• Server Host ID: 83363090

13.) In the "Choose Destination Location" screen, click "Next" to proceed to the next screen.

14.) In the "Select Program Folder" screen, click "Next" to proceed to the next screen.

15.) In the "Start Copying Files" screen, click "Next" to start the installation of files.

16.) Click "OK" on the Information dialog that pops up with the text "A client license file has been installed. Your SDS product will look for the server license on (Hostname=moose.cs.indiana.edu,Hostid=83363090).".

17.) Click "Finish" to complete the process.

18.) Add the INSTALL_DRIVE:\sds74\cmd directory to your windows PATH environment variable.

To run the simulator, just go to START->PROGRAMS->SingleStep 7.4->SingleStep 7.4 Simulator.