topic Use Device Initialization To generate CODE, How to avoid the code lose? in Classic/Legacy CodeWarrior

Use Device Initialization To generate CODE, How to avoid the code lose?

harlenChen — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 16:03:42 GMT

Hello,

I use the Devide Initialization to configure MCU and generate Code. MCUinit.c is created.

Because MCUinit.c have Interrupt function. Need to tranfer the value between MCUinit.c and main.c.

So I define the extern arguement. But once I re-generate code, all the definations are lose.

How to cover this problem?

Best regards

harlen

Re: Use Device Initialization To generate CODE, How to avoid the code lose?

Alban — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 19:23:20 GMT

Hi,

I don't remember the exact post, but we already talked about that.
If you use the search on the Forum, you will find these posts.

The inconvenient in doing so means that some beans will not be modified and therefore you kind of lose the bean.
But look at the posts, they will be more descriptive.

Cheers,
Alban.

Re: Use Device Initialization To generate CODE, How to avoid the code lose?

CrasyCat — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 13:04:56 GMT

Hello

Source files located in the project's "Generated Code" folder should not be modified by the user.

Each time you hit generate code, content of these files will get lost.

Only exception is inside of interrupt function implemented in MCUInit.c, you can add code after the

comment /* Write your interrupt code here ... */

CrasyCat