To use a Constant Value in your program, select the Constant option in the Select Operand and Address dialog box and enter a number.
You can also select the unsigned integer option.
When entering the value, you can toggle to Hex via <CTRL> + <H>.
A Constant Value is an integer number, either signed or unsigned, that is created by the programmer. Constant Values are symbolized by a number sign.
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To use a Constant Value in your program, select the Constant option in the Select Operand and Address dialog box and enter a number. When entering the value, you can toggle to Hex via <CTRL> + <H>. |
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You can create a list of named Constant Value Operands in the Output Window at the bottom of the screen.
Select the Constant tab in the Output Window; the list of Constant Values opens.
Enter a Description and a Value; note the Unsigned option.
Create a new Constant Value by pressing Enter.
When you create a Constant Value in this way, the program references the value by the description.
By entering the Constant Value's description in the Select Operand and Address dialog box, you can use this Constant Value in your application.