Get MCU Info

This code example reads metadata about the selected MCU from the library. The condition for this example to work properly is that F_OpenInstancesAndFPAs, and F_Initialization has correctly initialized the given fpa index (1 to 64). If testing adapter 1, the user should call F_Set_FPA_index(1) before this code executes. In addition the user should load the intended configuration file so that the metadata read by this code will pertain to the selected MCU.

#define	MCU_DATA_SIZE	20
typedef struct
{
	char name[DEVICE_NAME_SIZE+1];
	union
	{
	 long data[MCU_DATA_SIZE];	
	 struct
	 {	    
		long  FamilyIndex;	
		long  GroupIndex;	
		long  NameIndex;	
		long  GroupID;	
		long  FlashStartAddr;	
		long  FlashEndAddr;	
		long  OTPStartAddr;	
		long  OTPEndAddr;	
		long  RAMStartAddr;	
		long  RAMEndAddr;	
		long  VendorIndex;
		long  EEPROMStartAddr;
		long  EEPROMEndAddr;
		long  CommInterface;
		long  ExtFlashStartAddr;
    	long  ExtFlashEndAddr;
	 }x;
	}u;
}_MCU_INFO;

_MCU_INFO	MCU_Info;

void	Get_MCU_Info( void )
{
	int k;
	// get device info
	for( k=0; k<DEVICE_NAME_SIZE; k++)
	{
		//----------------------------------------------------
		MCU_Info.name[k] = (char)F_Get_Device_Info( k );
		//----------------------------------------------------	
	}
	MCU_Info.name[k] = '\0';
	for( k=0; k<MCU_DATA_SIZE; k++)
	{//when going beyond valid indices, the function will return -1
		//----------------------------------------------------
		MCU_Info.u.data[k] = F_Get_Device_Info( DEVICE_NAME_SIZE + k );
		//----------------------------------------------------
	}
}

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