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Re: Interface with breaker

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Originally Posted by doyler
I dumped that code in and got 2 errors from the compilation
You're right. You need the Breaker_Tripped() function as well.
What Kevin was referring to above is he has already extracted Breaker_Tripped() so you can easily add it to your DDT project.

Go to Kevin's website and pickup his http://kevin.org/frc/frc_serial_ports_0.3.zip
within that zip file Kevin has pulled the function and data structures you need into the two files:
  • breaker_panel.c
  • breaker_panel.h
Copy just these two files into your DDT project folder and add them to your list of project files (Project -> Add Files to Project...).

I just checked this combination and you'll need to add:
#define FALSE 0
to breaker_panel.h or include it from somewhere else where it's already defined.
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