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314 digi.com Command Line Interface
-d- MacroToUndefine
-eto EthernetResponseTimeout
-i InputsFilePathname
Description: Undefines a macro that might have been defined in the project file. If a
macro is defined in the project file read by the command line compiler and
the same macro name is redefined on the command line, the command line
definition will generate a warning. A macro previously defined must be
undefined with the
-d- switch before redefining it. Undefining a macro that
has not been defined has no consequence and so is always safe although
possibly unnecessary. In the example, all compilation settings are taken
from the project file specified except that now the macro MAXCHARS was
first undefined before being redefined.
Factory Default: None.
GUI Equivalent: None.
Example:
dccl_cmp myProgram.c -pf myproject -d- MAXCHARS -d MAX-
CHARS=512
Description: Time in milliseconds Dynamic C waits for a response from the target on
any retry while trying to establish Ethernet communication.
Factory Default: 8000 milliseconds.
GUI Equivalent: None.
Example:
dccl_cmp myProgram.c -eto 6000
Description: Execute a program that requires user input by supplying the input in a text
file. Each input required should be entered into the text file exactly as it
would be when entered into the Stdio Window in dcwd.exe. Extra input
is ignored and missing input causes dccl_cmp to wait for keyboard input
at the command line.
Factory Default: None.
GUI Equivalent: Using -i is like entering inputs into the Stdio Window.
Example
dccl_cmp myProgram.c -i MyInputs.txt