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Flowcode provides an ''application programming interface'' to help writing simulation and PC-side programs. | Flowcode provides an ''application programming interface'' to help writing simulation and PC-side programs. | ||
This API is a list of macros built in to Flowcode with each group, or class, of macros dealing with a specific area of the system. | This API (also known as ''Built-in Functions'') is a list of macros built in to Flowcode with each group, or class, of macros dealing with a specific area of the system. | ||
Use of this API is limited to simulation only - when downloaded to the chip these calls will be omitted, so if need be they can be interleaved in downloadable code. | Use of this API is limited to simulation only - when downloaded to the chip these calls will be omitted, so if need be they can be interleaved in downloadable code. | ||
A reference to the classes and macros available can be found [[ | A reference to the classes and macros available can be found [[Simulation_Functionality#Built-in_functions|here]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:12, 23 July 2026
Flowcode provides an application programming interface to help writing simulation and PC-side programs.
This API (also known as Built-in Functions) is a list of macros built in to Flowcode with each group, or class, of macros dealing with a specific area of the system.
Use of this API is limited to simulation only - when downloaded to the chip these calls will be omitted, so if need be they can be interleaved in downloadable code.
A reference to the classes and macros available can be found here.