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I have an existing project and I am trying to add two more lines to the A/D Channels
I have added the lines and would like to know how or if the Generated Code has been updated and where the code is located? Would also like to know how I can associate the Generated code with the items in this view?
Need to also add some new GPIO lines to send a modulated pulse out on and would like to know how to set them up?
I am new to CodeWarrior and the Processor Expert application so need all the help I can receive.


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Hi Harold,
The generated code for the component is located inside the folder named Generated_Code, the files are named the same as the component:
About the code being updated, just make sure to click on the "Generate Processor Expert Code" button each time you make any modification to the component properties, methods or events:
Regarding your question on how to set GPIO lines to send a modulated pulse, you could use the PWM component:
You just need to configure the period, starting pulse width and set on which pin you want the output.
I would also recommend you to take a look to the following post created by Erich Styger that gives an overview of Processor Expert:
Overview: Processor Expert | MCU on Eclipse
Hope it helps!
Best Regards,
Carlos Mendoza
Technical Support Engineer
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Thank you for the information and for the URL. I will look into the information that you gave me and read the data at the URL.
Thanks again,
John Vogel
