Managing Compiler Options - Revision history

MartinW: /* Importing and exporting compiler options */

2023-03-21T11:10:24Z

Importing and exporting compiler options

MartinW: /* Importing and exporting compiler options */

2023-03-21T11:09:29Z

Importing and exporting compiler options

MartinW at 09:28, 21 March 2023

2023-03-21T09:28:07Z

DavidA at 08:27, 2 July 2019

2019-07-02T08:27:02Z

BenR at 17:13, 7 March 2014

2014-03-07T17:13:09Z

JonnyW: /* Compiler variables */

2013-09-19T20:42:25Z

Compiler variables

JonnyW: /* Compiler variables */

2013-09-19T20:41:53Z

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JonnyW: /* Compiler variables */

2013-09-19T20:41:38Z

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JonnyW: /* Compiler variables */

2013-09-19T20:33:16Z

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JonnyW at 20:31, 19 September 2013

2013-09-19T20:31:12Z

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 | width="60%" |Detailed information about specific ARM compiler options
 |-
-| width="40%" align="center" | [[Selecting_Compiler_Options_(ESP)]]
+| width="40%" align="center" | [[Selecting Compiler Options (ESP)]]
 | width="60%" |Detailed information about specific ESP compiler options
 |}

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 | width="40%" align="center" | [[Selecting Compiler Options (ARM)]]
 | width="60%" |Detailed information about specific ARM compiler options
 |}

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 Flowcode helps you to manage different compiler settings efficiently by allowing you to save preset configurations and quickly switch between them using a dropdown menu. You can also import and export compiler settings across Flowcode installations.
 <br /><br />
-[[File:Gen_Compiler_Options_Programmer_PIC.png|right|524x400px]]
+[[File:Gen_Compiler_Options_Programmer_PIC.png|right]]
 ===Option list===
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 The default settings are locked and unable to be changed, you will need to create and save a new set of options to edit and configure the settings.
-To create a new set of compiler options, first select the 'Save' [[File:Btn_Save.png]] button next to the 'Setting name:' box and type a new name for your settings. To create a new set of options select the 'Target platform:', 'Compiler language:' and choose which group to save it under, or create your own group to save it under, once these requirements have been chosen click 'OK' to save your option set.
+To create a new set of compiler options, first select the 'Save' [[File:Compiler_Options_Save.png]] button next to the 'Setting name:' box and type a new name for your settings. To create a new set of options select the 'Target platform:', 'Compiler language:' and choose which group to save it under, or create your own group to save it under, once these requirements have been chosen click 'OK' to save your option set.
 Once your set of options has been created, you may alter and configure the settings and they will save automatically when you click 'OK' to apply and confirm the settings.
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-In earlier versions of Flowcode these variables consisted of a percent '%' symbol followed by a single letter. In version 6 this has been replaced with more meaningful variable names, starting with a dollar '$' symbol and surrounded by brackets. So ''%T'' becomes ''$(chip)''.
+In earlier versions of Flowcode these variables consisted of a percent '%' symbol followed by a single letter. From version 6 this has been replaced with more meaningful variable names, starting with a dollar '$' symbol and surrounded by brackets. So ''%T'' becomes ''$(chip)''.
 {|class="wikitable" width=90%
 |-
 !width=20%|Flowcode 5 setting
-!width=20%|Flowcode 6 setting
+!width=20%|From Flowcode 6 setting
 !width=60%|Meaning
 |-
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 |%f
 |$(target)
-|Long file name without extension e.g. C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcf becomes:
+|Long file name without extension e.g. C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcfx becomes:
      TestProgram
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 |%F
 |''N/A''
-|Short filename without extension e.g. C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcf becomes:
+|Short filename without extension e.g. C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcfx becomes:
      TestPr~1
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 |%d
 |''N/A''
-|Long file path for the Flowcode files folder e.g. C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcf becomes:
+|Long file path for the Flowcode files folder e.g. C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcfx becomes:
      C:\Development\Flowcode
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 |%D
 |$(srcdir)
-|Short file path for the Flowcode files folder C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcf becomes:
+|Short file path for the Flowcode files folder C:\Development\Flowcode\TestProgram.fcfx becomes:
      C:\Develo~1\Flowcode

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:27, 2 July 2019
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−	~~<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:ChipSpecific</sidebar>~~
	Flowcode helps you to manage different compiler settings efficiently by allowing you to save preset configurations and quickly switch between them using a dropdown menu. You can also import and export compiler settings across Flowcode installations.		Flowcode helps you to manage different compiler settings efficiently by allowing you to save preset configurations and quickly switch between them using a dropdown menu. You can also import and export compiler settings across Flowcode installations.
	<br /><br />		<br /><br />

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-<sidebar>Sidebar: Adding Finishing Touches</sidebar>
+<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:ChipSpecific</sidebar>
 Flowcode helps you to manage different compiler settings efficiently by allowing you to save preset configurations and quickly switch between them using a dropdown menu. You can also import and export compiler settings across Flowcode installations.
 <br /><br />

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 |Alternative target name forced to upper-case
 |-
+|''N/A''
 |$(family)
 |Family of chip, eg: 16F, 18F...

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:41, 19 September 2013
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−	In earlier versions of Flowcode these variables consisted of a percent '%' symbol followed by a single letter. In version 6 this has been replaced with more meaningful variable names, starting with a dollar '$' symbol and surrounded by brackets. So ~~where~~ ''%T'' becomes ''$(chip)''.	+	In earlier versions of Flowcode these variables consisted of a percent '%' symbol followed by a single letter. In version 6 this has been replaced with more meaningful variable names, starting with a dollar '$' symbol and surrounded by brackets. So ''%T'' becomes ''$(chip)''.

	{\|class="wikitable" width=90%		{\|class="wikitable" width=90%

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 ===Compiler variables===
-These variables are substituted into the compiler settings when Flowcode is to compile. In Flowcode 6 these settings are substituted in any field - this may be the pathname of the program to load or the arguments section.
+The following variables are substituted into the compiler settings when Flowcode is to compile. In Flowcode 6 these settings are substituted in any field - this may be the pathname of the program to load or the arguments section.
 {|class="wikitable" width=90%

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 <br /><br />
 [[File:Gen_Compiler_Options_Programmer_PIC.png|right|524x400px]]
-'''Option list'''
+===Option list===
 The list menu to the left shows all the currently saved compiler settings (including the default settings), clicking on any of these will load the options stored under that name.
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 To delete a set of compiler options, select the arrow [[File:Btn_Arrow.png]] button next to the saved setting name from the down menu and press the 'Delete' option. This will bring up a menu to confirm that you wish to delete the setting, click 'Yes' and then the setting will be removed.
-'''Importing and exporting compiler options'''
+    TestProgram
 Flowcode now allows you to import and export your compiler options, allowing you to store your configurations or pass them to another Flowcode user.