Macros

Macros
#define	ASCII_BACKSPACE   0x08
	backspace code More...
#define	ASCII_LF   0x0A
	line feed code More...
#define	ASCII_NL   ASCII_LF
	new line code More...
#define	ASCII_CR   0x0D
	carrage return code More...
#define	ASCII_DEL   0x7F
	delete code More...
#define	ASCII_ESC   0x1B
	escape character code More...
#define	CAT2(s1, s2)   CAT2B(s1,s2)
#define	CAT2B(s1, s2)   s1##s2
	helper for CAT2 More...
#define	CAT3(s1, s2, s3)   CAT3B(s1,s2,s3)
#define	CAT3B(s1, s2, s3)   s1##s2##s3
	helper for CAT3 More...
#define	CAT4(s1, s2, s3, s4)   CAT4B(s1,s2,s3,s4)
#define	CAT4B(s1, s2, s3, s4)   s1##s2##s3##s4
	helper for CAT4 More...
#define	CAT5(s1, s2, s3, s4, s5)   CAT5B(s1,s2,s3,s4,s5)
#define	CAT5B(s1, s2, s3, s4, s5)   s1##s2##s3##s4##s5
	helper for CAT5 More...

Detailed Description

File: macros.h

This header provides macros used to assist in writing reusable code.

Created on: Mar 12, 2014 Author: Michael Muhlbaier Updated on: Feb 7, 2015 Author: Anthony Merlino

Macro Definition Documentation

#define ASCII_BACKSPACE   0x08

backspace code

#define ASCII_CR   0x0D

carrage return code

#define ASCII_DEL   0x7F

delete code

#define ASCII_ESC   0x1B

escape character code

#define ASCII_LF   0x0A

line feed code

#define ASCII_NL   ASCII_LF

new line code

#define CAT2	(		s1,
			s2
	)		CAT2B(s1,s2)

concatenate 2 strings together

Useful for making reusable defines For example, the timing module uses this macro to concatenate the letters PR with the TIMING_TIMER number to make the period register define

#define TIMER_PERIOD CAT2(PR,TIMING_TIMER)
// if TIMING_TIMER is 2 this would be equivalent to
#define TIMER_PERIOD PR2
// but using CAT2 allows the user to just specify which timer they want to
// use and the defines in timing.h take care of the rest automatically.

#define CAT2B	(		s1,
			s2
	)		s1##s2

helper for CAT2

#define CAT3	(		s1,
			s2,
			s3
	)		CAT3B(s1,s2,s3)

concatenate 3 strings together

Useful for making reusable defines For example, the timing module uses this macro to concatenate the letter T with the TIMING_TIMER number with the letters CON:

#define ConfigureTimer() CAT3(T,TIMING_TIMER,CON) = 0xA010
// if TIMING_TIMER is 2 this would be equivalent to
#define ConfigureTimer() T2CON = 0xA010
// but using CAT3 allows the user to just specify which timer they want to
// use and the defines in timing.h take care of the rest automatically.

#define CAT3B	(		s1,
			s2,
			s3
	)		s1##s2##s3

helper for CAT3

#define CAT4	(		s1,
			s2,
			s3,
			s4
	)		CAT4B(s1,s2,s3,s4)

concatenate 4 strings together

Useful for making reusable defines For example:

#define TIMER_INTERRUPT_FLAG CAT4(TIMING_IFS,bits.T,TIMING_TIMER,IF)
// if TIMING_TIMER is 2 and TIMING_IFS is IFS0 this would be equivalent to
#define TIMER_INTERRUPT_FLAG IFS0bits.T2IF

#define CAT4B	(		s1,
			s2,
			s3,
			s4
	)		s1##s2##s3##s4

helper for CAT4

#define CAT5	(		s1,
			s2,
			s3,
			s4,
			s5
	)		CAT5B(s1,s2,s3,s4,s5)

concatenate 5 strings together

Useful for making reusable defines For example:

#define TIMER_INTERRUPT_FLAG CAT4(TIMING_IFS,bits.T,TIMING_TIMER,IF)
// if TIMING_TIMER is 2 and TIMING_IFS is IFS0 this would be equivalent to
#define TIMER_INTERRUPT_FLAG IFS0bits.T2IF

#define CAT5B	(		s1,
			s2,
			s3,
			s4,
			s5
	)		s1##s2##s3##s4##s5

helper for CAT5