_USE_CMU_CAMERA

[Gamer930]

Our team is build of rookie programmers. We looked but couldn't find the statement that decides whether or not the #if _USE_CMU_CAMERA is done or not. We are using the FrcCode2005v2.4 default code. If someone could point that out and explain it that would be great.

Thanks in advance

[Jon_Kunkee]

Good morning!

I have no idea how rookie you are, so here's a general picture of the situation.

When the compiler compiles, you can give it flags that satisfy these #if statements. To see if it is set, go to [project]->[build options]->[build all]. Take this with a grain of salt; I don't have the compiler in front of me, so I could be somewhat off base. There will be a box with a list of flags in similar format, including that one; if I recall correctly, there are normally two.

Even if you can't find it, the default code and workspace should have it already set.

Best of luck to you!
--Jonathan Kunkee, Team 1288
Highest Rookie Seed Award, 2004

[Gamer930]

Originally Posted by Jon_Kunkee

When the compiler compiles, you can give it flags that satisfy these #if statements. To see if it is set, go to [project]->[build options]->[build all]. Take this with a grain of salt; I don't have the compiler in front of me, so I could be somewhat off base. There will be a box with a list of flags in similar format, including that one; if I recall correctly, there are normally two.

My ultimate question is how to make it unset if I wanted

[Mark McLeod]

Originally Posted by Gamer2028

My ultimate question is how to make it unset if I wanted

As Jon described above, in MPLAB go to Project -> Build Options... -> Project,
then the MPLAB C18 tab and you will see the attached.

If you want to disable that section of code, then under "Macro Definitions" click on
_USE_CMU_CAMERA
to highlight it, then click on "Remove."

When you want to include the code again, simply click on "Add..." and type in
_USE_CMU_CAMERA