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3.22 Based Variables...........................................................................................................78
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3.24 Sub-byte Types............................................................................................................80
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3.25 Structures......................................................................................................................81
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3.26 Data Type Implementation Information....................................................................84
3.26.1 User-defined Type Details..................................................................................85
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3.27 Task Management.......................................................................................................86
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Chapter 4 – Special Considerations for Native Mode Devices..........................................89
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4.2 Defining and Using External Subroutines, Functions and Variables.....................90
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4.6 Controlling Task Stack and Heap Sizes.....................................................................96
4.7 Creating and Using Object Libraries...........................................................................98
Chapter 5 - Compatibility Issues.............................................................................................99
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6.1 Using the Editor............................................................................................................101
6.1.1 Basic Editing.........................................................................................................101
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6.1.3 Expand/Collapse..................................................................................................102
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6.1.5 Call Tips.................................................................................................................102
6.2 Project Configuration, Compiling and Downloading...............................................103
6.3 Compiling and Downloading Individual Files...........................................................104
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Chapter 7 - Compiler Guide...................................................................................................107
7.1 Compiler Invocation.....................................................................................................107
7.2 Compiler Options in Detail..........................................................................................109
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