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multiple variable with probe point

nrescani
Intellectual 1170 points

Hello,

My customer is using ccs3.3 with f28335. he wants to collect several datas in a file by using probe point.

He successed to collect one data. How does he have to do to collect several differents variables?

Thanks for your help

Nicolas

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    TI__Guru**** 480331 points

    Hi Nicolas,

    You can set multiple probe points at the same location, one for each memory location (or variable)

    Thanks

    ki

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    Prodigy 150 points

    Hi Ki-Soo Lee,

    My aim is to take entries from one file, process them and then store them in another file. I am storing it in another file to check whether every thing has worked correctly.

    When I use fscanf() for taking floating point number from a file, it is working but when I try to print it using fprintf() function it is giving me error. I want to read the following entries from file. Whether I should use fscanf() or gets() and after that atof()? But, with second option I am again getting an error while using ftoa().

    My text file looks like this:

         .0000000000000          .0000000000000    
        .10000000000000E-02     .71603386860445E-06
        .20000000000000E-02     .69420467142686E-06
        .30000000000000E-02    -.57832807168558E-05
        .40000000000000E-02    -.20406369295612E-04
        .50000000000000E-02    -.40548526990502E-04
        .60000000000000E-02    -.60976867673720E-04
        .70000000000000E-02    -.75539555946393E-04
        .80000000000000E-02    -.78668981056866E-04
    The first column represents time where as second one represents corresponding voltage value.
    Thanking you,
    Amrut