RE: [rabbit-semi] RCM4xxx way to do equiv of #include?
I’ve succeeded at interfacing to my 2-line LCD display from my
RCM4400W module, but I wish I could put all the LCD code into a separate file
and #include it. I know Rabbit’s C compiler doesn’t support #include, but is
there no way to achieve something similar? “#use” doesn’t quite do what I want –
it only seems to know how to point into Rabbit’s own libraries. I want a
library of my own.
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I've succeeded at interfacing to my 2-line LCD display from my RCM4400W module, but I wish I could put all the LCD code into a separate file and #include it. I...
... To use lib with #use, you need to add the file to the lib.dir in the DC install directory. The DC docs describe how to generate libraries. -- ... today's...
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You can "#use" your own library file but you have to include the path in the rabbit library directory file, normally located: C:\DCRABBIT_10.54\LIB.DIR Just...
Ari Barbakos
abarbakos@...
Jul 13, 2009 3:05 am
... You can use "#use" with your own libraries; but, you need to add your libraries to the lib.dir text file. Note: The lid.dir is read when DC program starts...
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