Processor Expert - How to use driver in my application?

[lmg]

CW10.4

MQX 4.0.1

TWRK60D100

I see that PE allows me to drag and drop code for particular methods into my application.

But the code that's generated is just a template. Where do I find the specific values to fill in?

Example:

I want to turn on a GPIO output pin.

In the Component Inspector, I've named the field "LED2".

When I drag "SetFieldValue" into my source file, I get:

       GPIO1_SetFieldValue();

The pop-up box for SetFieldValue says the syntax is:

        void GPIO1_SetFieldValue(LDD_TDeviceData *DeviceDataPtr, LDD_GPIO_TBitField Field, GPIO1_TFieldValue Value);

I'm clueless on the four arguments I'm supposed to fill in. I assume they're automagically generated somewhere???

Also, I assume this I/O point is initialized somewhere. Do I have to add that code, or is it automagically included in the build?

Thanks!

~LMG

[trytohelp]

Hi,

There are some examples for each bean.

To access them you must select the bean and with the popup menu click on Help on Component.

A help tab will appear under Eclipse (at right).

the help will provide documentation and examples for the bean.

Hope this will help you.

Pascal

[BlackNight]

Hello,

Looks like you are using BitsIO_LDD?

It would be easier to use the BitIO component which is a wrapper around the BitIO_LDD.

Or to to use BitIO_LDD.

If you want to use the BitIO_LDD:

you need to create a device handle first with the Init() function: something like

handle = GPIO1_Init(NULL);

this returns the handle to be used as first argument for SetFieldValue().

The other parameter are defined from the bit field names: best if you generate code and then looup-up the names.

I hope this helps.

Otherwise:

Tutorial: Bits and Pins with Kinetis and the FRDM-KL25Z Board | MCU on Eclipse

[lmg]

Thanks Erich. I'll check out the link when I get back from lunch.

And I appreciate your blog!

~LMG