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DavidA at 12:21, 2 July 2019

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Undo revision 10298 by ReeceL (talk)

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 :''See [[C Code Icon Properties]]''
 Flowcode is often used by C programmers as a method of managing their code and allowing less experienced team members to take advantage of more complex C or Assembly code routines. If you have blocks of C or Assembly code that contain routines, definitions, lookup tables, etc. that you need to call later in the program then you should use this feature.  This is an advanced feature that requires an understanding of C or Assembly language.
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 ''Warning: If Flowcode fails to compile you may need to examine the supplementary code for errors.''
-Note also that Flowcode does not simulate C Code, so programs that make use of supplementary code may not simulate correctly.
+Ticking this box will activate the button below, then clicking on this button will take you to the Supplementary Code window.

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 Flowcode is often used by C programmers as a method of managing their code and allowing less experienced team members to take advantage of more complex C or Assembly code routines. If you have blocks of C or Assembly code that contain routines, definitions, lookup tables, etc. that you need to call later in the program then you should use this feature.  This is an advanced feature that requires an understanding of C or Assembly language.

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	Flowcode is often used by C programmers as a method of managing their code and allowing less experienced team members to take advantage of more complex C or Assembly code routines. If you have blocks of C or Assembly code that contain routines, definitions, lookup tables, etc. that you need to call later in the program then you should use this feature. This is an advanced feature that requires an understanding of C or Assembly language.		Flowcode is often used by C programmers as a method of managing their code and allowing less experienced team members to take advantage of more complex C or Assembly code routines. If you have blocks of C or Assembly code that contain routines, definitions, lookup tables, etc. that you need to call later in the program then you should use this feature. This is an advanced feature that requires an understanding of C or Assembly language.