In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, BrooksL wrote:

I'm having frustrating trouble with the conditional compile directives while porting our BS2px code to SX28AC with SX/B (need speed and interrupts).  

 

I find it very confusing and odd that the syntax for these directives starts with the  '  comment delimiter.  Does that mean these lines can't be commented-out??  Using '' <-- that's two '  does not seem to work; the conditional compile is taken regardless.    And, I must admit that I'm curious about the reason for implementing these this way.

 

example:

 

'{$DEFINE Bluetooth}                               'compile Bluetooth code if defined (true)
''{$DEFINE COMport}                                 'compile serial port I/O if defined (true)
'{$DEFINE EnFilter}                                'enable digital filtering of sample data
''{$DEFINE DebugMode}                               'compile debug statements if defined (true)
''{$DEFINE DualAxis}  

 

I could see changing DEFINE to unDEFINE, but it gets more difficult if I want to comment out the IFDEF...ELSE...ENDIF's

 

Got any helpful guidance?

-- BrooksL

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