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benjamin.franksen authored
The top-level declaration parts of the generated code are now written to a header file. These parts are (in the order listed): - #includes of epicsTypes.h and seqCom.h - definition of the _seq_var struct - escaped code segments appearing before the first state set The stdin/stdout redirection has been removed. Instead code generation now uses the gen_code function exported from main. Switching between output files is done using set_gen_h and set_gen_c, which are also exported from main. This uses global (though static) variables inside main.c for simplicity.
benjamin.franksen authoredThe top-level declaration parts of the generated code are now written to a header file. These parts are (in the order listed): - #includes of epicsTypes.h and seqCom.h - definition of the _seq_var struct - escaped code segments appearing before the first state set The stdin/stdout redirection has been removed. Instead code generation now uses the gen_code function exported from main. Switching between output files is done using set_gen_h and set_gen_c, which are also exported from main. This uses global (though static) variables inside main.c for simplicity.
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