Part Number: TM4C_PINMUX
Tool/software: Code Composer Studio
Hi, I just completed entering the pinout of my project (using a TM4C1294NCPT) in the TI Pin Mux Tool (offline version, see below). The generated code is most likely going to set the I/O pins in the state I wanted them.
But I put much effort in giving each I/O pin a meaningful name in the tool, but none of those names show up in the generated code. I was hoping to get some #defines in the generated code so I can later reference them with my given name when toggling pins and such. They are not even referenced in the the doxygen comments created around each pin's init code.How stupid is that?
Some competitor manages to provide at least a #define for FANCY_NAME_PORT and FANCY_NAME_PIN for each GPIO defined in their tools, so it can be easily referenced from the code.
Do I overlook something or is it really not meant to be in this way?