On 2014-05-15 13:10, andy pugh wrote: > On 15 May 2014 12:00, Marius Liebenberg <[email protected]> wrote: >> Now that frigging sucks man :( >> If I dont use the HAL pins it works but if I try to use any pin it >> falls. So much for writing modular reusable code. What do people do, >> write in native C instead of the comp framework? > It depends on what the function has to do. > > If you consider the pins as local variables to the FUNCTION(_) > function then I believe you can do anything that you would normally > do, but you need to pass the pins to the functions as values or > pointers, not treat them as globals. I will try this. > For anything "clever" it is probably better to write the component in > C, especially for any component that creates pins on the fly according > to input arguments. (of course then you also have to manually write > the manpage, which is often more painful than the coding.) The man page can be done with a comp that only contains the defines and framework. The clever code is in the C file than.
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