Difference between revisions of "CAL Components"
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The CAL (Code Abstraction Layer) components are designed to simplify the creation of controller programs or other related components. | The CAL (Code Abstraction Layer) components are designed to simplify the creation of controller programs or other related components. | ||
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They encapsulate the internal functionality of the supported micro-controller device features. | They encapsulate the internal functionality of the supported micro-controller device features. | ||
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In this way your Flowcode program, or component, uses a consistent interface to the functionality irrespective of the actual target micro-controller device. | In this way your Flowcode program, or component, uses a consistent interface to the functionality irrespective of the actual target micro-controller device. | ||
Revision as of 14:14, 19 September 2013
<sidebar>Sidebar: Advanced Features</sidebar> The CAL (Code Abstraction Layer) components are designed to simplify the creation of controller programs or other related components.
They encapsulate the internal functionality of the supported micro-controller device features.
In this way your Flowcode program, or component, uses a consistent interface to the functionality irrespective of the actual target micro-controller device.
