davidji

/*
This is a rather contrived example where one option
expressed as an enum leads to a second set of options
that's different for each initial option.

What I really have in mind is configuration of a peripheral on microcontroller.
E.g. you first choose serial port 1, and then that gives you some options for
the TX and RX pins which are specific to serial port 1.
*/

davidji

#include <Arduino.h>

constexpr int DRV_IN1 = PIN_B0;
constexpr int DRV_IN2 = PIN_B1;
constexpr int DRV_IN3 = PIN_B2;
constexpr int DRV_IN4 = PIN_B5;

class Winding {
public:
    const int pin1, pin2;

davidji

import subprocess, argparse, sys, pprint, json
from os import path

# Read the output of Chibios build to generate .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json
# E.g. make | python c_cpp_properties.py -C arm-none-eabi-g++ > .vscode/c_cpp_properties.json


parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
parser.add_argument('-C', '--compiler', dest='compiler', default='gcc')