Hello,
My idea for processor selection.
For example, once I have found all the settings for a PIC32mzxxxx, these settings for this specific PIC are saved separately under a name. For the next project, I select the same PIC again and load the settings I had saved.
I could also send these settings by email for review, for a programmer who has a problem with them, etc. These files could also be made available by Matrix in a database with additional comments.
Best regards, SpeedPIC32
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Re: Processor settings
Thanks for the suggestion.
Another way you could do this is to create a blank project with the correct settings and then open it as a template. To do this, use "New project"..."Open an example or template"..."Open existing project as template" and select your saved blank project.
When you open an existing project as a template, Flowcode creates a new project that starts with the settings, code and components in the template project. And when you save, it saves as a new project rather than over-writing the template project.
Another way you could do this is to create a blank project with the correct settings and then open it as a template. To do this, use "New project"..."Open an example or template"..."Open existing project as template" and select your saved blank project.
When you open an existing project as a template, Flowcode creates a new project that starts with the settings, code and components in the template project. And when you save, it saves as a new project rather than over-writing the template project.