EEPROM parameters module

Save parameters values into EEPROM, and load them at setup. More...

Save parameters values into EEPROM, and load them at setup.

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example :

#include "fruit.h"
 
int i;
 
void setup() {
    EEreadMain(); // at boot time restore the value of "i" from EEPROM
}
 
void loop() { fruitService(); }
 
void fraiseReceive() // if we received a "raw bytes" message
{
    unsigned char c = fraiseGetChar(); // get the first byte of the message
 
   switch(c) {
    PARAM_INT(1, i); // if the first byte was 1 then set "i"
     EEwriteMain() ;// to the value of the next 16 bit integer and save EEPROM.
     break;
   }
}
 
void EEdeclareMain() {
    EEdeclareInt(&i); // declare "i" as an 16 bit integer into EEPROM storage.
}

Read and write functions
void	EEreadMain ()
	Load all the parameters values from EEPROM ; you may call it at setup()
void	EEwriteMain ()
	Save all the parameters values to EEPROM.

Parameters declaration functions
void	EEdeclareMain ()
	User may define this function, with a list of char/int/long declarations.
void	EEdeclareChar (unsigned char *data)
	Declare a 8 bit integer in EEdeclareMain(). More...
void	EEdeclareInt (unsigned int *data)
	Declare a 16 bit integer in EEdeclareMain(). More...
void	EEdeclareLong (unsigned long *data)
	Declare a 32 bit integer in EEdeclareMain(). More...

Function Documentation

EEdeclareChar()

void EEdeclareChar

(

unsigned char *

data

)

Declare a 8 bit integer in EEdeclareMain().

Parameters

data	Address of the parameter.

EEdeclareInt()

void EEdeclareInt

(

unsigned int *

data

)

Declare a 16 bit integer in EEdeclareMain().

Parameters

data	Address of the parameter.

EEdeclareLong()

void EEdeclareLong

(

unsigned long *

data

)

Declare a 32 bit integer in EEdeclareMain().

Parameters

data	Address of the parameter.