This dialog allows to define compiler settings.

Use "C" compiler

Parameter

Description

Tool

Allows to c-compile your project. Select the desired compiler in the list view.

Note: The list of available choices depends on the integration of the application.

Options

Parameter

Description

Build and load p-code with compiled code (enable step by step debugging at Runtime Service)

If active, the compiler generates both:

  • interpreted pseudo-code and
  • "C" source code (to be compiled by a "C" compiler)

In this case, the user can dynamically switch between execution modes while the application is running.

Hint: Switching dynamically to interpreted code may be useful for debugging purposes, such as setting a breakpoint.

Default: active

Load compiled code with T5 code

 

If active, the code generated by the "C" compiler is downloaded together with the T5 code, using the T5 file transfer protocol.

This is typically used for loading the "C" compiled code to a Windows runtime as a DLL.

Default: inactive

Show the "C" compiling window

Defines, if the compiler window is shown.

Default: active

Folder where "C" compiler is installed

Parameter

Description

Path

Displays the path to the folder, where the C compiler is installed.

If you want to enter a different path, click on ... to open a dialog to define the path.

Only available, if the property Default is disabled.

Default

Uses the default path, if active.

Default: active

Name of the Runtime Service to build

Parameter

Description

File

Filename of the Runtime Service, which should be built.

Can only be changed, if the property Default is disabled.

Default

Uses the default Runtime Service, if active.

Default: active

Navigation

Parameter

Description

www...

Opens the page in the internet browser, depending on the selected compiler.

Check

Checks, if the specific C compiler is installed in this folder.

OK

Accepts all changes and closes the dialog.

Cancel

Closes the dialog without changes.


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