This more compact size makes very versatile and can be used in a single tank mount forsport configuration, but also for twins or as a stage regulator. The Proteus model is the TDS series regulator with compensated diaphragm but more compact size than the Gull Z model. If you do not want to be tracked by cookies, Google has developed a plug-in to install in your browser, which can be accessed through the following link: Please note that certain features and full Website functionality may not be available after disabling cookies.Select the desired option from the 'block cookies' section.From the settings menu, select the 'Preferences' option.You can manage Cookie settings in the Cookies option.In the 'Privacy' section, click on the 'Content settings' button.Click on the menu located in the toolbar.In Firefox Settings, you may choose to Use custom settings for your history, as well as other matters related to your Privacy.At the top of the Firefox window, click on the Tools menu.
You can set privacy settings with a six-position cursor that enables you to control the number of cookies to be installed: Block all cookies, High, Medium-High, Medium (default level), Low and Accept all cookies.From the Tools menu, select 'Internet Options'.This is very much in line with Atmel who I believe have gone ELF/DWARF in AVRStudio 4.Below, you may find the links for each browser to disable cookies by following the instructions: The ELF/DWARF format is not only much 'cleaner' but also a far richer format and we intend to move towards ELF/DWARF and away from COF and COD in the future. That being the case I would recommend switching to this format when we release Proteus V6.8 (which includes an ELF/DWARF loader). I believe Imagecraft are working on (or perhaps already have) ELF/DWARF options for debug output. While everything should work it is dependant on the compiler following standard protocol when implementing COF. Note that there are ambiguities with cof - different compilers use the segments for different purposes. You can therefore specify f as the program property of the microcontroller (instead of fred.hex) and, not only will it simulate but when paused, you can access source window to step code in C or assembler, set breakpoints and so on. When you compile it you will get f and fred.hex.įred.hex contains only binary information and so can be simulated but not debugged (no knowledge of C source, no link up between address and opcode, etc.).įred.cof is a symbolic debug file and contains debugging information as well as source info. Let's say you have a simple program fred.c.
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