Specifications

Using EDE with CodeWright
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3.1 INTRODUCTION
Instead of using the editor delivered with EDE (which is also based on
CodeWright technology) you can use EDE with the popular CodeWright
editor. Therefore, we deliver EDE as a dynamic link library (EDE32.DLL
for Windows 95/98/XP/NT/2000) which can be loaded by your existing
CodeWright configuration at startup. All you have to do is:
1. Add two lines to the LibPreload section of the configuration file
CWRIGHT.INI, which is part of your CodeWright installation:
[LibPreload]
LibPreload=ede32.dll
LibPreload=cwdde.dll
In your CWRIGHT.INI file the line
;LibPreload=cwdde.dll
may alr eady be present, but as comments. In this case you only have to
remove the semicolon at the start of the line.
2. Either copy EDE32.DLL to the CodeWright directory or specify the full
path (r eplace product with the name of your toolchain directory):
LibPreload=C:\product\bin\ede32.dll
Use the CWDDE.DLL which is part of your CodeWright product to prevent
possible incompatibilities.
3. Optionally, if the file EDESRC.DLL exists in your toolchain bin directory,
you have to add one extra line to the LibPreload section of the
configuration file CWRIGHT.INI:
LibPreload=C:\product\bin\edesrc.dll
We recommend NOT to use the environment variables CWINI and CWLIB.
However, in case of a network installation of a TASKING product or
CodeWright, you have to set these environment variables. Please check
that CWINI points to the corr ect CWRIGHT.INI file and that CWLIB
contains the directory wher e the DLLs ar e.