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__acos
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__atan
__cos
__exp
__log
__log10
__sin
__sqrt
__tan
_RBYTE
_RDOUBLE
_RDWORD
_RFLOAT
_RWORD
_sleep_
_TaskRunning_
_WBYTE
_WDOUBLE
_WDWORD
_WFLOAT
_WWORD
exec
execf (Cortex-M)
F32ToRawF16
F32ToRawF32
F64ToRawF64
getdbl
getint
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memset
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RawF16ToF32
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Appendix
Creating Functions
Create, modify, and compile debug functions using the built-in debug function editor. When in debug mode, open the editor with the menu Debug — Function Editor. You are asked to enter a file name or the editor opens the initialization file specified in the field Options for Target — Debug — Initialization File. The content of this file is processed each time a debugging session is started.
Where
| Open | Opens and loads a file. |
| New | Creates a new file. |
| Save | Saves the file. |
| Save As | Saves and renames a file. |
| Compile | Compiles the code. |
| Compile Errors | Displays errors found during the compilation. Errors are also displayed in the window Command. |
Use the command INCLUDE during a debugging session to read and process the file. Debug functions defined in this file are available right away in the debugging process. Debug commands are executed while the file is parsed. For example:
>INCLUDE MYFUNCS.INI
Note
- Use the command KILL to delete functions no longer needed in the debugging session.
See also:
- Refer to Invoking Functions.
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