Hi,
The function is as follows:
Prototype
void GetTime(LDD_TDeviceData *DeviceDataPtr, LDD_RTC_TTime *TimePtr)
Parameters
• DeviceDataPtr: Pointer to LDD_TDeviceData - Pointer to device data structure pointer returned by Init method.
• TimePtr: Pointer to LDD_RTC_TTime - Pointer to the time structure to fill with current time.
You need to use first the Init method to get the DeviceDataPtr value and declare a LDD_RTC_TTime type variable to store the current time, the code could be as follows:
LDD_TDeviceData *MyRTCPtr; //Pointer to store the value returned by init method
LDD_RTC_TTime Heure_Courante; //Structure to store the current time
/*** Processor Expert internal initialization. DON'T REMOVE THIS CODE!!! ***/
PE_low_level_init();
/*** End of Processor Expert internal initialization. ***/
MyRTCPtr = RTC1_Init((LDD_TUserData *)NULL, FALSE); /* Initialize the device
/* Write your code here */
for(;;) {
RTC1_GetTime(MyRTCPtr , &Heure_Courante); // Lecture de l'heure
}
The current time will be stored in the Time structure, you can choose to to that just one time in the code or any time you need to store the current time.
In the KDS installation folder following the path:
<install_folder>\KDS_1.1.1\eclipse\ProcessorExpert\Help\ComponentUserGuides
You will find the support documentation for each LDD component, you can refer to the RTC_LDD.pdf file to check more information about the use of this component.
Hope this information can help you.
Best Regards,
Adrian Sanchez Cano
Technical Support Engineer
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