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This directive is not supported in model files.
#pragma net_buf_in_count
count
[
, modifier
]
See
Allocating Buffers
in Chapter 8,
Memory Management,
of the
Neuron C
Programmer’s Guide
for more detailed information on this pragma and its
use.
This directive is not supported in model files.
#pragma net_buf_in_size
size
[
, modifier
]
See
Allocating Buffers
in Chapter 8,
Memory Management,
of the
Neuron C
Programmer’s Guide
for detailed information on this pragma and its use.
This directive is not supported in model files.
#pragma net_buf_out_count
count
[
, modifier
]
See
Allocating Buffers
in Chapter 8,
Memory Management,
of the
Neuron C
Programmer’s Guide
for detailed information on this pragma and its use.
This directive is not supported in model files.
#pragma net_buf_out_priority_count
count
[
, modifier
]
See
Allocating Buffers
in Chapter 8,
Memory Management,
of the
Neuron C
Programmer’s Guide
for detailed information on this pragma and its use.
This directive is not supported in model files.
#pragma net_buf_out_size
size
[
, modifier
]
See
Allocating Buffers
in Chapter 8,
Memory Management,
of the
Neuron C
Programmer’s Guide
for detailed information on this pragma and its use.
#pragma netvar_processing_off
#pragma netvar_processing_on
This pragma is only used with the Microprocessor Interface Program (MIP).
See the
LonWorks Microprocessor Interface Program (MIP) User's Guide
for
more information.
These directives are not supported in model files.
#pragma no_hidden
This pragma is for use only in the
#pragma num_addr_table_entries
num
Sets the number of address table entries to
num
. Valid values for
num
are 0
to 15. The default number of address table entries is 15. You can use this
pragma to trade EEPROM space for address table entries (see Chapter 8,
Memory Management,
of the
Neuron C Programmer’s Guide
).
This directive is not supported in model files.
#pragma num_alias_table_entries
num
Controls the number of alias table entries allocated by the compiler. This
number must be chosen during compilation; it cannot be altered at runtime.
For Series 3100 devices with system firmware version 15 or earlier, valid
values for
num
are 0 to 62. For Series 3100 devices with system firmware
version 16 or later, and Series 5000 devices, built with the NodeBuilder FX