Compile SPIN code from Flexprop

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• JonnyMac Posts: 8,923

  2022-08-02 14:28 edited 2022-08-02 16:58

  That demo you cite is Spin2, and works as-is (I just tested). Here's a similar program for the P1 -- if you have a FLiP or PAB you can run without any other hardware.

  con 
  
    _clkmode = xtal1 + pll16x
    _xinfreq = 5_000_000
  
    CLK_FREQ = (_clkmode >> 6) * _xinfreq  
    DELAY    = CLK_FREQ / 4
  
  
  con
  
    LED2 = 27
    LED1 = 26
  
  
  pub main | t
  
    outa[LED2..LED1] := %01
    dira[LED2..LED1] := true
  
    t := cnt
  
    repeat
      outa[LED2..LED1] ^= true
      waitcnt(t += DELAY)
  
• ersmith Posts: 5,910

  2022-08-02 21:26

  @disha_sudra said:
  Hello,
  How can I call SPIN function in CPP file in Flexprop?

  Load the Spin file into a C struct, something like:

  // create C structure from the Spin2 blink demo
  struct __using("blink1.spin2") my_blink;
  
  void main() {
      // call the demo() function from blink1.spin2
      my_blink.demo();
  }
  

  How to compile any sample SPIN code in Flexprop?

  Just use File > Open to open the Spin file in the editor, and then Compile & Run (for P1 or P2 as appropriate). The language used is based on the file extension: .spin for Spin1, .spin2 for Spin2, .bas for BASIC, .c for C, .cpp for C++ (which is only partly supported).
• disha_sudra Posts: 43

  2022-08-08 10:27

  Thank you.
• Rayman Posts: 13,860

  2022-08-19 00:51

  I think flexprop can compile spin2 code for P1, is that right?
• ersmith Posts: 5,910

  2022-08-19 14:28

  @Rayman said:
  I think flexprop can compile spin2 code for P1, is that right?

  Yes, as long as no P2 specific hardware features are used.