Hi Steve,
Do you have any help files on components such as RS232, CAN, etc, etc, etc explaining the workings of the macro?
Regards
Pinto
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- Steve
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The help files for these components are installed in the wrong place. To rectify this, you should move them from the "components" subdirectory to the directory of the actual "flowcode.exe" file (i.e. up one directory level).
Alternatively, you can run these help files directly by double-clicking them.
I have almost finished an updated installation of flowcode v3 which (amongst other things) fixes the slow compile time bug and puts these help files in the correct location.
Alternatively, you can run these help files directly by double-clicking them.
I have almost finished an updated installation of flowcode v3 which (amongst other things) fixes the slow compile time bug and puts these help files in the correct location.
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Using Flowcode 3 you can simply add the component you want to view, compile to C and then view the C code you can see how the component macros are put together. There are some comments to guide you through what is happening at the major parts of the component drivers.
Regards Ben Rowland - MatrixTSL
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