User`s guide

datatypemanager
The next figure shows typedef4 created to use typedef2 rather than
typedef2* for a nested typedef. Under Equivalent type, typedef4
has an equivalent data type of typedef2,asspecifi ed. But, w hen y ou
look at the list of known data types in the Data Type Manager dialog
box, you see that
typedef4 maps to int,nottypedef2, or eventually
signed long.
Here is the DTM after you create all the example custom data types.
Take note of
typedef4 in this listing. You see typedef4 defaults to an
equivalent data type
int,wheretypedef3,alsoanestedtypedefinition,
retains the equivalent data type you assigned. Now you are ready
to use a function that includes your custom type definitions in your
hardware-in-the-loop deve lopment work.
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