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This example adds a main() function to Example 2.
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#include "IzotDev.h" |
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SFPTnodeObject(node) myNodeObject; //IzoT block SFPTboilerController(boiler) myboiler[5]; //@IzoT block int main(void) { |
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IzotInit(); |
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while (1) { |
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IzotEventPump(); |
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your_algorithm(); } |
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return 0; } |
You can use IML to implement blocks, device datapoints, device properties, and message tags. You can also specify a number of options which you can use to control details of the generated interface.
The following topics will guide you through the process of creating an application with IML:Children Display
- Specifying IML Device Options
- Specifying the Program ID
- Accessing the IzoT Device Interface
- Implementing a Block
- Implementing a Device Datapoint
- Handling a Datapoint Event
- Implementing a Device Property
- Handling a Device Event
- Using a Union Data Type
- Communicating using Application Messages
- Defining a User Profile or Data Type
- IML Syntax Summary
- IML Errors and Warnings
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