Q21:

All of a sudden I am told that my license is "not valid for the hostid 000000000000".

A21:

This is an internal error of your network interface card. It usually occurs when your computer is switched into "sleep" mode. Reboot and run aiCall again.

Q22:

In the C code view of aiCall for C16x/ST10, green and red edges do not always correspond to true and false. Why?

A22:

In the color coding of edges only the assembly instruction level is considered. A C condition like
if (a == 1)
may be compiled into something like
...
JMPR cc_NE,_32
so that the jump on true actually becomes a jump on false. Consequently, the "if" edge is colored red and the "else" edge green.

Q23:

In the C code view of aiCall for C16x/ST10, some basic blocks are labeled "empty". Why?

A23:

The C source code information cannot be revealed unless it is contained in the visualized assembler files. C source code is passed to the assembler level as a comment if the Tasking C Compiler is called with the command line option -s. Usually, many basic blocks found in the assembly file do not carry C source code comments of their own. Such blocks are labeled as <empty>. As a general rule, a source code comment not only applies to the block carrying the comment, but also to all subsequent <empty> blocks. This can be seen by examining the instruction sequences in the blocks.

Q24:

aiCall for C16x/ST10 asks for a "register definition file". What's that?

A24:

aiCall supports various microcontrollers. This means aiCall needs the register definition file of your particular microcontroller to work properly. The file is supplied together with the microcontroller. For example, if you would like to visualize assembly files for the C164CI, look for a file named reg164ci.def.