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General Board / Re: How to modelling C- #defines in UML?

« on: April 05, 2012, 05:27:33 am »

Hi all,

I found what I need:
A attribute needs a tagged value named "define" = true. That's all!

I also try to use enums more often, but const vars in compact embedded systems seems to be a waste of flash memory.

Bye
hds

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General Board / Re: How to modelling C- #defines in UML?

« on: April 04, 2012, 04:06:58 am »

Hi,

I don't think so.
Do you really make a const var for defines like:
UPPER_LIMIT
LOWER_LIMT
THRESHOLD_X
PARAM_A_ID
PARAM_B_ID
PARAM_C_ID
SET
RESET

I don't know ?
With those methods you get unreadable code!
Why is EA unable to generate #defines?

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General Board / How to modelling C- #defines in UML?

« on: April 02, 2012, 05:44:26 am »

Hi All,

how can I design ANSI-C #defines like:
#define PARAM_A  1
#define PARAM_B  2
....

I think these should be attributes in a class?! But the code generator builds variables.

Is there a way to get those #defines

best regards,
hds

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Uml Process / Re: C++ Codegeneration

« on: July 28, 2011, 04:32:20 pm »

Hi all,

I also try to generate C code from my own model.
All listed so called "user guides" give no answers!
I can't believe, there is no suitable document describes the concept of how to  .

Anyway my model is structured in components. Some components have components included. In the deepest level, there are all classes.

If I now start "code generation", EA tells me "There is nothing to do!"

Why is EA unable to check deeper levels of components for classes???
I found only one way to generate code: Generating code class by class manually - nearly 100 classes! This can't be the right way -OR?

Hope for help.