User`s guide

In this case, we open up the project Example_281xEvPwm.pjt.

Note that we have a beautifully arranged directory-style file structure with the main program

and the other source files under the tab "Source", header files (*. h), which are called from

these has been automatically added under the tab "Include". At the bottom we find the "linker

command" files (*. cmd) – we need not worry about those for the moment though.

Here I’ve opened the main program called Example_281xEvPwm.c. All of the example

programs are graciously commented, and should help even a complete novice to better

understand the functions.

A.2.2 Compiling

To compile the project or individual source files a number of different options are available;

from the Project menu or through icons just above the program window.

Compile file Compiles a single file

Incremental build Compiles only the files that have changed since last time

Build all Compiles the whole project (all files)

Stop build Aborts compiling should the user have a change of heart

The result of the compilation will appear in the debug window at the bottom of the screen and

notifies the user of any errors or warnings - with a file and row-reference where such is

available.

A.2.3 - Breakpoints and watch-variables

Breakpoints are deployed by placing the marker at the desired location in the code and

clicking the right mouse button - on the menu that appears "Toggle breakpoint” should be