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nHET IDE, Assembly , function calls, source code??

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Hi,

When using the IDE or Halogen to program the HET do these tools produce assembly that is then linked into my main code? Does/can it generate C instead?

Also there are function calls and libraries that I can use to do some basic capture and compare or PWM outputs. Are the libraries in C or are they in assembly - is each function described along with source code somewhere?

Calum

  • Calum,

    Thanks for posting on our forum.

    Your question has been forwarded to our HET GUI expert.

    We will be back to you with an answer shortly.

    Regards,

    Jean-Marc

  • Hi Calum,

    The HET assembler generates a .h and a .c file that are compiled and linked within your code.

    The prefered way we recommend when starting from scratch is to generate a simple HALCoGen project, and import the .c and .h files generated by the HET IDE using the HALCoGen feature under the HET configuration listed as "Enable Advanced Config Mode".

    To program the High End Timer you will need to use our HET assembly code - the instructions can be reviewed with the IDE under the "Insert Instructions" menu.

    For the algorithm library, please select "Insert Algorithm" from the Edit menu, this will show the library with comments as for the algorithm parameters or functionality.

    Best regards,

    TI Forum Support Team

  • Calum,

    Did we answered your question concerning HET GUI?
    If yes, could you please mark the post as "Verified Answer" so we can close this thread.

    Best Regards,

    Jean-Marc