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| A plugin to automatically add File, Compiler Version information to your project. Also compile time, date, file name and path |
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| How V Info works V Info by default adds preprocessor defines ($define DefineName value) to the PPI file which is created by the compiler just before it compiles. V Info must be running before you compile so that V Info can write the defines and values, for the preprocessor to use. You can add a V Info define by selecting the required define from the drop down combo and press the V Info button. There are a couple examples below to start you off. You can also instruct V Info to write to an include file, see Optional directive |
| Simple Example |
| Include "PROTON_4.INC" Print At 1,1, "V", V_InfoVersionStr Print At 2,1, V_InfoDateStrMMDDYY, " ", V_InfoTimeStrT |
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| Modified Proton Sample DS1820.bas Setting RTC time and date to compile time and date |
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| Optional directive By default V Info writes info to the PPI file You can make it create and write to an Include file The define (V_Info_Include) is a dummy preprocessor define which is an instruction for the V Info plugin to write to an Include file named "SomeFileName.inc" (Do not have any of you code on this V_Info_Include file, it will be lost) $define V_Info_Include SomeFileName.inc Include "SomeFileName.inc" |
This plugin has been written by Dave Stirk (DaveS On PDS forum). |
| The plugin is offered On an as-is basis with no warranty As To its effectiveness, operation or reliability. |
| Users use it At their own risk. |
| Download Beta V Info |
| Note: When I have had enough feed back, saying all is OK, I will rewrite the help file to describe all features If you could leave feed back here http://www.protonbasic.co.uk/showthr...-V-Info-Plugin thanks. |
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| Support |
| Please do Not post support questions On this wiki |
| Please post feed back Or support questions To DaveS Feedback Forum |
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