LARGE PROGRAMS IN MIKROC

[george]

I have experience in programing Motorola in asembler, and I am starting with MikroC.

I would like to find example of large program organisation. For example, I would like to separate my program in 2-3 files. Is it possible in this C and how?

May I make more than one function in one single file and to call each other and how?... Any examples please

[Charlie]

Hi George,

I think the Best way to have a Large Program is to Divide it up into "Moduals".I think the Help has more on this. Take a look at Linkage in the Help.

[george]

Hi George,

I think the Best way to have a Large Program is to Divide it up into "Moduals".I think the Help has more on this. Take a look at Linkage in the Help.

Thanks Charlie, but I cant find anything about dividing large programes into modules. Is this option supported by MikroC or this is C only for short programs?

[Charlie]

HI George,

I called them Moduals,but In MikroC I think the Term is Linkage.If you look in the help of MikroC you will find it.

[pizon]

MikroC follows the usual C project organization.

• - Each project can have any number of source files, where functions can be grouped in any way the programmer finds them suitable.
  - Source files are added to project through the <Project -> Add To Project...> menu command; similarly, they are removed from project through <Project -> Remove From Project...> menu command;
  - External function and variable declarations are put into source files through the standard set of preprocessor directives (#include, possibly with #ifdef, #ifndef and #endif). Declarations are automatically available (without preprocessor) for the library files (the ones placed in the ....\Uses\Pxx directories).