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Revision as of 09:41, 10 May 2018
Flowcode can simulate C code inside of C Code icons by using the C Simulation button. The C Simulation button can be found on the main toolbar and via the DEBUG menu.
By default no C code will be simulated until the C Simulation button is enabled. C Code icons will simply be skipped from the simulator.
The C Simulation button is enabled when the button icon is highlighted by a bounding square.
Example
Here is an example program that counts up and down in binary using Port A and a Combo Board component to show the LED signals.
The C Simulation feature is similar to the C Code to Flowchart Conversion feature that converts C code into Flowchart icons.