Ensuring Delimiter Is Specified for All #Includes
Understanding the purpose of this procedure requires understanding
the Header file property of a data object, described
in Parameter and Signal Property Values, and applied
in Creating mpt Data Objects with Data Object Wizard.
For a particular data object, you can specify as the Header
file property value a .h filename where
that data object will be declared. Then, in the IncludeFile section
of the generated file, this .h file is indicated
in a #include preprocessor directive.
Further, when specifying the filename as the Header
file property value, you may or may not place it within
the double-quote or angle-bracket delimiter. That is, you can specify
it as filename.h, "filename.h",
or <filename.h>. The code generator finds
every data object for which you specified a filename as its Header
file property value without a delimiter.
By default, it assigns to each of these the double-quote delimiter.
This procedure allows you to specify the angle-bracket delimiter
for these instead of the default double-quote delimiter. See the figure
below.
In the #include file delimiter field
on the Data Placement pane of the Configuration
Parameters dialog box, select #include <header.h> instead
of the default #include "header.h".
Click Apply.
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