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Update I/O header file on build
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Select whether to update the I/O header file at build.
The I/O header file is updated when the device file is newer than that at generation of the I/O header file or properties related to generation of the I/O header file have been updated. Update is performed by automatic overwriting and a backup file with the bak extension is created.
This contents are common to all the build modes.
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Default
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No
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How to change
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Select from the drop-down list.
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Restriction
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Yes(Checking the device file)
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Updates the I/O header file when the device file has been updated at build.
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Yes(Checking the property)
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Updates the I/O header file when the properties have been updated at build.
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Yes(Checking the device file and the property)
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Updates the I/O header file when the device file or properties have been updated at build.
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No
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Does not update the I/O header file at build.
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Device file on generating I/O header file
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The file name and version of the device file when the I/O header file was generated are displayed.
Note that this property is displayed only when a choice other than [No] was made in the [Update I/O header file on build] property.
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Default
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The file name and version of the device file when the I/O header file was generated
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How to change
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Changes not allowed
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Current device file
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The file name and version of the device file which is installed in the running CS+ environment are displayed.
Note that this property is displayed only when a choice other than [No] was made in the [Update I/O header file on build] property.
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Default
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Current device file
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How to change
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Changes not allowed
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Output 1bit access
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Select whether to output the 1-bit macro definition for IOR access in the I/O header file.
This contents are common to all the build modes.
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Default
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Yes
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How to change
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Select from the drop-down list.
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Restriction
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Yes
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Outputs 1-bit access.
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No
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Does not output 1-bit access.
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Enable MISRA-C option
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Select whether to output an I/O header file compatible with the MISRA-C rules.
This contents are common to all the build modes.
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Default
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No
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How to change
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Select from the drop-down list.
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Restriction
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Yes(-misra_c=on)
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Outputs an I/O header file compatible with the MISRA-C rules.
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No
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The MISRA-C rules are not considered.
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Output macro definition of device file name
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Select whether to output the following macro definition (macro indicating the target CPU) that is treated as predefined macro names in CA78K0R.
#define Macro of device file name 1
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Default
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No
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How to change
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Select from the drop-down list.
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Restriction
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Yes(-ca78k0r=on)
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Outputs the macro definition of the device file name.
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No
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Does not output the macro definition of the device file name.
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Generate iodefine include file for FAA
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Select whether to generate iodefine include file for FAA.
The iodefine include file is generated at the same time as the I/O header file.
The iodefine include file is generated by overwriting the existing file and a backup file with the bak extension is created.
This property is displayed when the device has a FAA.
This is common to all the build modes.
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Default
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Yes(-faa_inc)
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How to change
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Select from the drop-down list.
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Restriction
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Yes(-faa_inc)
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Generates iodefine include file for FAA.
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No
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Does not generate iodefine include file for FAA.
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