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Hello,

when I want to integrate the application.c with deviceDriver.c and I use "INLINE", it doesn't add

#include "deviceDriver.h" to application.

could somebody help me?

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Hello soroosh.tehrany,

when there is an inline code member within a unit, the content of the inline code member (the code found inside it) is simply taken over during the code generation. Why it is not working in your case, it is difficult to say. Are you using Conditional compiling and inline code? Or is the inline code member disabled for the code generation (see Control the code generation)?

If you are not able to find the cause of the problem, you can upload an example reproducing the issue.

Best regards

Paul Banach

 

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