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Control of Object-Hex Converter from source

Oleg Sergeev

hi,
Is it possible to change output .hex filename at preprocessor time, something like:

#define _BOARD_REV_ 1
...

#if (_BOARD_REV_ == 1)
HEX_FILENAME("board_1.hex")
#else
HEX_FILENAME("board_old.hex")
#endif

Which directive should I use for such purposes or is there another way to control OH51 "on the fly"?

Thank you,
Oleg

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hi all,
    I read all the discussions regarding this issue but still it doesn't help me.
    In my case I have a basic/main code and because this code needs to be programmed in two different targets, I add some "ifndef" commands, where when I compile the code for target X I define X and when I compile the code for target Y I define Y.
    Until now when I define X or Y I also go to target's options and change output file name to X or Y. I want to do it automatically when I define X or Y.
    I don't think two targets is the answer here. BAT files I don't know. Can you give me example please?

    Thanks a lot,
    Roberto

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hi all,
    I read all the discussions regarding this issue but still it doesn't help me.
    In my case I have a basic/main code and because this code needs to be programmed in two different targets, I add some "ifndef" commands, where when I compile the code for target X I define X and when I compile the code for target Y I define Y.
    Until now when I define X or Y I also go to target's options and change output file name to X or Y. I want to do it automatically when I define X or Y.
    I don't think two targets is the answer here. BAT files I don't know. Can you give me example please?

    Thanks a lot,
    Roberto

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  • 0 in reply to Ruven H

    "I want to do it automatically when I define X or Y. I don't think two targets is the answer here."

    From what you say there, you are looking at it backwards:

    When you select Target X, that automatcially defines X for you, and uses the output name X.
    Isn't that exactly what you want?