Using Libraries
Abstract
This chapter describes the use of PIC32 software libraries in C. A C software library consists of a header file that declares data types, constants, and function prototypes for use by other programs, as well as object code or C source code that implements the functions. The reader learns about sample code libraries that allow writing to an LCD screen and communicating with a host computer; libraries provided by Microchip; and how to write his or her own C libraries.
Keywords
C library
UART
LCD screen
Harmony
Make tools
Makefile
You have used libraries all your life—well, at least as long as you have programmed in C. Want to display text on the screen? printf. What about determining the length of a string? ...
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