Detailed Description

Due to different implementations of data types in the world of C compilers, the following data types are used:

bool_t : Boolean value, True or False
uint8_t : 1 Byte value, value range 0 .. 2⁸ - 1 (0 .. 255)
int8_t : 1 Byte value, value range -2⁷ .. 2⁷ - 1 (-128 .. 127)
uint16_t : 2 Byte value, value range 0 .. 2¹⁶ - 1 (0 .. 65535)
int16_t : 2 Byte value, value range -2¹⁵ .. 2¹⁵ - 1
uint32_t : 4 Byte value, value range 0 .. 2³² - 1
int32_t : 4 Byte value, value range -2³¹ .. 2³¹ - 1
uint64_t : 8 Byte value, value range 0 .. 2⁶⁴ - 1
int64_t : 8 Byte value, value range -2⁶³ .. 2⁶³ - 1

The compiler type/version is evaluated via its internal predefined symbols. If your compiler is not (yet) supported, you will get the following error message upon compilation:

Data types are not defined! Please check compiler definition.

For GNU C compiler the predefined symbols can be obtained by the following command:

gcc -dM -E - < /dev/null

The following C compilers are supported by this file:

Fujitsu C compiler for 16LX/16FX series (Softune)
GNU C for Apple Mac-OS (Darwin)
GNU C for ARM controller
GNU C for Atmel AVR controller
GNU C for Atmel AVR32 controller
GNU C for ColdFire controller
GNU C for Linux
GNU C for PowerPC CPU (VxWorks)
GNU C for TriCore controller
Hi-Tech PICC18 for Microchip PIC18 controller
IAR C compiler for ARM controller
IAR C compiler for Renesas RX controller
Imagecraft C compiler for Atmel AVR controller
Keil C compiler for 8051 controller
Keil C compiler for 80C16x controller
Keil C compiler for ARM controller
Metrowerks C compiler
Microchip C30 compiler for PIC24 and dsPIC
Microchip XC16 compiler for PIC24 and dsPIC
Microchip XC32 compiler for PIC32
Microsoft Visual C/C++ compiler
National Instruments CVI compiler
Renesas NC30 compiler for R8C and M16C controller
Renesas RX compiler
Texas Instruments ARM compiler
Texas Instruments TMS320C28x compiler

Include dependency graph for mc_compiler.h:

Data Structures
union	Float_u

Macros
#define	CPP_CONST const

#define	CPP_DATA_SIZE 64

#define	CPP_INLINE __inline

#define	CPP_PACK __attribute__((packed))

#define	CPP_PARM_UNUSED(x) UNUSED_ ## x __attribute__((unused))

#define	CPP_SECTION

Typedefs
typedef int32_t	Status_tv

Macro Definition Documentation

◆ CPP_CONST

#define CPP_CONST const

The symbol CPP_CONST defines the expression for keeping data in the flash area.

◆ CPP_DATA_SIZE

#define CPP_DATA_SIZE 64

The symbol CPP_DATA_SIZE defines the largest supported data size (in bits) of the compiler. Typical values are 32 or 64. The data types uint64_t and int64_t are not supported if CPP_DATA_SIZE is 32.

◆ CPP_INLINE

#define CPP_INLINE __inline

The symbol CPP_INLINE is used to declare a function as inline.

◆ CPP_PACK

#define CPP_PACK __attribute__((packed))

The symbol CPP_PACK is used to pack data structures.

◆ CPP_PARM_UNUSED

#define CPP_PARM_UNUSED ( x ) UNUSED_ ## x __attribute__((unused))

The macro CPP_PARM_UNUSED is used to specify function parameters which are currently not used.

◆ CPP_SECTION

#define CPP_SECTION

The macro CPP_SECTION is used to specify the memory section for the linker.

Typedef Documentation

◆ Status_tv

Status_tv

Data type for status value.

The Status_tv typedef defines the data type for status values, typically used as return values. In order to keep the overhead small for different target platforms the data type can be adjusted.

Setting the symbol MC_COMPILER_EXT_H_ allows to include an external header file named "mc_compiler_ext.h".