Event processing module. Just CBUS, no other hardware IO
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This repository contains files needed to build CANCOMPUTE module code for the PIC18F25K80. The same hex file can also be loaded to a PIC18F26K80. The target hardware is the CANTST, supplied by RMEUK, a kit of parts is available as CANCOMP.
The actual CBUSlib files needed by the project are:
- CBUSlib header files
- callbacks.h
- can18.h
- cbus.h
- cbuslib.h
- devincs.h
- EEPROM.h
- events.h
- FliM.h
- MoreTypes.h
- romops.h
- StatusLeds.h
- TickTime.h
- CBUSlib source files
- Bootloader.asm
- c018.c
- can18.c
- cbus.c
- events.c
- FliM.c
- romops.c
- StatusLeds.c
- ticktime.c
- CBUSdefs header files
- cbusdefs.h
You will also need to ensure you are using the correct linker script from this repo depending upon target processor type.
The repo also contains the files needed to build the rules compiler within the CANcomputerBuilder directory. This uses the JJTree tool to construct the java files from the rules grammar file CANcomputerBuilder/src/compueparser/ComputeGrammar.jjt. You will need to set up your Java IDE to correctly call JJTree to compile the grammar file and generated Java files.