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UB39
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Hello!

 

Is there a documentations about the meaning of the paramters and their settings inside the user_config.h and if so where can I find it?

 

Many thanks

 

Ulf

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trailman
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Hi,

 

Documentation is the only way to do when no source code is available, but as all MQX source code is available, the best thing to do is to search all source tree for then to see exactly what they do.

 

Like this you will never have the problem of an incomplete or outdated doc and will probably learn many other interesting things at the same time. OK this takes a little bit more time than searching in a doc, but I think it's worth.

 

Also when I want to know exactly what a function does or how I can hack it to meet my requirements, I love having the source code. No documentation could help me more. So if I have to choose, I prefer to know that some guys are working at Freescale to extend or improve the code rather than to write a doc.

 

Here is the power of open source !

 

Best regards

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trailman
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And for low level MQX settings, see also the defaults in :

mqx/source/include/mqx_cnfg.h

where you can also find information on each setting.

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MarkP_
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Hi,

One location to study config-parameters is file twrk60n512.h

in directory \Freescale\Freescale MQX 3.7\mqx\source\bsp\twrk60n512

~Mark

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trailman
Contributor V

Hi,

 

Documentation is the only way to do when no source code is available, but as all MQX source code is available, the best thing to do is to search all source tree for then to see exactly what they do.

 

Like this you will never have the problem of an incomplete or outdated doc and will probably learn many other interesting things at the same time. OK this takes a little bit more time than searching in a doc, but I think it's worth.

 

Also when I want to know exactly what a function does or how I can hack it to meet my requirements, I love having the source code. No documentation could help me more. So if I have to choose, I prefer to know that some guys are working at Freescale to extend or improve the code rather than to write a doc.

 

Here is the power of open source !

 

Best regards

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