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 * '''[[Adding_an_Icon_to_a_Flowchart|Flowchart Icon]]''': A visual representation of an action or decision in Flowcode’s graphical programming environment. Icons are used to build the logic of the program, representing operations like inputs, outputs, loops, and conditions.
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-* '''Macro''': A subroutine or function in Flowcode that allows the user to encapsulate a block of code, making it reusable across the project. Macros can be created, edited, and imported/exported between projects.
+* '''[[Macro Icon Properties|Macro]]''': A subroutine or function in Flowcode that allows the user to encapsulate a block of code, making it reusable across the project. Macros can be created, edited, and imported/exported between projects.
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 * '''Simulation Panel''': A visual workspace in Flowcode where users can simulate their embedded systems. Flowcode offers both 2D and 3D panels to visually represent how hardware components interact within a system.

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 *'''[[Ghost_Technology#In-Circuit-Test_.28Pin_monitoring.29|In-Circuit Test (ICT)]]''': A method used to test assembled printed circuit boards (PCBs) by checking electrical performance and connections between components. In Flowcode, ICT allows users to simulate or control hardware testing directly, ensuring the correct functioning of components, like resistors, capacitors, and ICs, without removing them from the circuit. This is essential for identifying manufacturing defects and verifying design integrity.
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-* '''Flowchart Icon''': A visual representation of an action or decision in Flowcode’s graphical programming environment. Icons are used to build the logic of the program, representing operations like inputs, outputs, loops, and conditions.
+* '''[[Adding_an_Icon_to_a_Flowchart|Flowchart Icon]]''': A visual representation of an action or decision in Flowcode’s graphical programming environment. Icons are used to build the logic of the program, representing operations like inputs, outputs, loops, and conditions.
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 * '''Macro''': A subroutine or function in Flowcode that allows the user to encapsulate a block of code, making it reusable across the project. Macros can be created, edited, and imported/exported between projects.

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 * '''[[Component]]''': A pre-built, modular building block in Flowcode that represents physical hardware (e.g., sensors, motors) or software functionality (e.g., timers, logic gates). Components come with customizable properties and built-in methods for easy integration into projects.
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-* '''Ghost''': A feature in Flowcode that visually indicates the potential behaviour or movement of a component or system element during simulation. Ghosts help visualize how parts of a design interact over time.
+* '''[[Ghost Technology|Ghost]]''': A feature in Flowcode that visually indicates the potential behaviour or movement of a component or system element during simulation. Ghosts help visualize how parts of a design interact over time.
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-*'''In-Circuit Debug (ICD)''': A feature in Flowcode that allows users to debug their program while it is running on the actual hardware. With ICD, users can step through code, set breakpoints, and monitor variables in real-time, directly on the connected device. This helps in identifying and fixing issues that occur during actual hardware execution, making the debugging process more efficient and accurate.
+*'''[[Ghost_Technology#In-Circuit-Debug_.28Remote_control_of_execution.29|In-Circuit Debug (ICD)]]''': A feature in Flowcode that allows users to debug their program while it is running on the actual hardware. With ICD, users can step through code, set breakpoints, and monitor variables in real-time, directly on the connected device. This helps in identifying and fixing issues that occur during actual hardware execution, making the debugging process more efficient and accurate.
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-*'''In-Circuit Test (ICT)''': A method used to test assembled printed circuit boards (PCBs) by checking electrical performance and connections between components. In Flowcode, ICT allows users to simulate or control hardware testing directly, ensuring the correct functioning of components, like resistors, capacitors, and ICs, without removing them from the circuit. This is essential for identifying manufacturing defects and verifying design integrity.
+*'''[[Ghost_Technology#In-Circuit-Test_.28Pin_monitoring.29|In-Circuit Test (ICT)]]''': A method used to test assembled printed circuit boards (PCBs) by checking electrical performance and connections between components. In Flowcode, ICT allows users to simulate or control hardware testing directly, ensuring the correct functioning of components, like resistors, capacitors, and ICs, without removing them from the circuit. This is essential for identifying manufacturing defects and verifying design integrity.
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 * '''Flowchart Icon''': A visual representation of an action or decision in Flowcode’s graphical programming environment. Icons are used to build the logic of the program, representing operations like inputs, outputs, loops, and conditions.

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 Here’s a glossary to help general programmers understand Flowcode-specific terms and concepts:
-* '''Component''': A pre-built, modular building block in Flowcode that represents physical hardware (e.g., sensors, motors) or software functionality (e.g., timers, logic gates). Components come with customizable properties and built-in methods for easy integration into projects.
+* '''[[Component]]''': A pre-built, modular building block in Flowcode that represents physical hardware (e.g., sensors, motors) or software functionality (e.g., timers, logic gates). Components come with customizable properties and built-in methods for easy integration into projects.
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 * '''Ghost''': A feature in Flowcode that visually indicates the potential behaviour or movement of a component or system element during simulation. Ghosts help visualize how parts of a design interact over time.

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 * '''Ghost''': A feature in Flowcode that visually indicates the potential behaviour or movement of a component or system element during simulation. Ghosts help visualize how parts of a design interact over time.
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 * '''Flowchart Icon''': A visual representation of an action or decision in Flowcode’s graphical programming environment. Icons are used to build the logic of the program, representing operations like inputs, outputs, loops, and conditions.
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 *'''Mesh Objects''': Detailed 3D models in Flowcode used to represent complex hardware components for more realistic simulations in the 3D environment.

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	*'''Mesh Objects''': Detailed 3D models in Flowcode used to represent complex hardware components for more realistic simulations in the 3D environment.		*'''Mesh Objects''': Detailed 3D models in Flowcode used to represent complex hardware components for more realistic simulations in the 3D environment.
		+	*'''In-Circuit Debug (ICD)''': A feature in Flowcode that allows users to debug their program while it is running on the actual hardware. With ICD, users can step through code, set breakpoints, and monitor variables in real-time, directly on the connected device. This helps in identifying and fixing issues that occur during actual hardware execution, making the debugging process more efficient and accurate.
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		+	*'''In-Circuit Test (ICT)''': A method used to test assembled printed circuit boards (PCBs) by checking electrical performance and connections between components. In Flowcode, ICT allows users to simulate or control hardware testing directly, ensuring the correct functioning of components, like resistors, capacitors, and ICs, without removing them from the circuit. This is essential for identifying manufacturing defects and verifying design integrity.

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	* '''Supplementary Code''': User-generated code or script added to a Flowcode project to supplement the flowchart or graphical elements. This allows advanced users to integrate low-level code directly into the project.		* '''Supplementary Code''': User-generated code or script added to a Flowcode project to supplement the flowchart or graphical elements. This allows advanced users to integrate low-level code directly into the project.
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		+	*'''Icon Tear-Off/Tab Tear-Off''': A feature in Flowcode that allows users to drag tabs or groups of flowchart icons to separate windows, enabling efficient multi-monitor development.
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		+	*'''Primitive Objects''': Basic shapes such as cubes, spheres, and cylinders used in Flowcode’s simulation panel to represent simple hardware elements or placeholders in a system.
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		+	*'''Mesh Objects''': Detailed 3D models in Flowcode used to represent complex hardware components for more realistic simulations in the 3D environment.

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	* '''Component''': A pre-built, modular building block in Flowcode that represents physical hardware (e.g., sensors, motors) or software functionality (e.g., timers, logic gates). Components come with customizable properties and built-in methods for easy integration into projects.		* '''Component''': A pre-built, modular building block in Flowcode that represents physical hardware (e.g., sensors, motors) or software functionality (e.g., timers, logic gates). Components come with customizable properties and built-in methods for easy integration into projects.

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	* '''Supplementary Code''': User-generated code or script added to a Flowcode project to supplement the flowchart or graphical elements. This allows advanced users to integrate low-level code directly into the project.		* '''Supplementary Code''': User-generated code or script added to a Flowcode project to supplement the flowchart or graphical elements. This allows advanced users to integrate low-level code directly into the project.
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