Echelon Neuron C - Manual (Page 100)

80 Functions
Example
#pragma relaxed_casting_on
eeprom far unsigned int widget[100];
far unsigned int ram_buf[100];
void f(void)
{
eeprom_memcpy(widget, ram_buf, 100);
}
Because the compiler regards a pointer to a location in EEPROM or FLASH as a
pointer to constant data, #pragma relaxed_casting_on must be used to allow for
the const attribute to be removed from the first argument, using an implicit or
explicit cast operation. A compiler warning still occurs as a result of the const
attribute being removed by cast operation. See the discussion of the
eeprom_memcpy( ) function in the Memory Management chapter of the Neuron C
Programmer's Guide .
error_log( ) Function
The error_log( ) function writes the error number into a dedicated location in
EEPROM. Network tools can use the Query Status network diagnostic command
to read the last error. The NodeBuilder Neuron C debuggers maintain a log of
the last 25 error messages.
The
Neuron Tools Errors Guide lists the error numbers that are used by the
Neuron Chip firmware. These are in the range 128 ... 255. The application can
use error numbers 1 ... 127.
Syntax
#include
void error_log (unsigned int
error_num );
error_num A decimal number between 1 and 127 representing an
application-defined error.
Example
#define MY_ERROR_CODE 1
...
when (nv_update_fails)
{
error_log(MY_ERROR_CODE);
}
fblock_director( ) Built-in Function
The fblock_director( ) built-in function calls the director function associated with
the functional block whose global index is index . If the index is out of range, or
the functional block does not have a director function, the fblock_director( ) built-
in function does nothing except return. Otherwise, it calls the director function