Table of Contents
Happy Bullet Point Intro
THOSE PENGUINS ARE HAVIN' A GREAT TIME!
- A bullet of text. Like a slide!
- How about a sub-bullet?
- A bullet of text. Like a slide!
- How about a sub-bullet?
- A bullet of text. Like a slide!
- How about a sub-bullet?
THOSE OTHER PENGUINS ARE HAVIN' A GREAT TIME!
- A bullet of text. Like a slide!
- How about a sub-bullet?
- A bullet of text. Like a slide!
- How about a sub-bullet?
- A bullet of text. Like a slide!
Development Topic 1
In a more traditional "user manual"-like presentation, you may want the freedom to escape from bullet point hell, while still keeping the topic focused - about a slide's-worth of content. So a column that would be stripped from the slide version.
In a more traditional "user manual"-like presentation, you may want the freedom to escape from bullet point hell, while still keeping the topic focused - about a slide's-worth of content. So a column that would be stripped from the slide version.
#include stuff.h
int goodbye(void) {
int c << testme
return 0
}
Line 1: Include some stuff. Make sure the environment variables are correct.
Line 7: That's all she wrote!
To compile this puppy:
rtems-gcc --flag --option \
--anotheroption \
<argument>
Always be sure to:
- De-allocate memory
- Motherhood statement 2
- And don't forget to de-allocate memory
- The minimal RCE application structure
- Required compiler flags
Reference Topics
- Compiler reference
- RCEAllocator class documentation
- RCEManager class documentation
Development Topic 2
Now, moving on to the next step, now vertically linear. Lorem ipsum.
Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum. Lorem ipsum.
#include stuff.h
int goodbye(void) {
int c << testme
int d
d = m.noreally_goodbye()
return 0
}
int noreally_goodbye(void) {
int x << testmeagain
return 0
}
Lines 13-18: New function, noreally_goodbye
Line 6, 8: Allocate space for return value, call new function.
Beware calls in this context! Because:
- There
- Are
- Some
- Nasty
- Consequences...