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+<br>Only this code is quite repetitive, huge, prone to fat fingers errors and really boring. All messages have the same structure only different names and different byte-orderings. The sane way is to let code generators do this job. But code generators are already a new language, the language they're implemented in and the language of how to use them. A rift has suddenly appeared out of the blue. Climb up that high mountain and observe the king's country. C is the implementation language for an ECU that handles well-structured CAN messages. Nothing fancy. But the need to display and send those messages from external tools, possibly through scripting languages, the need to handle these messages with tools that don't require programming skills, the need to gather them into a single file easy to peruse, talk about and exchange between teams, all these needs forces the list of such messages outside of the implementation language, outside of C. If C's syntax, with no outside help, would be able to express such and use such a list to generate its own functions, interfaces and [header files](https://sportsrants.com/?s=header%20files) from it, that is if C would be able to write C, then these extra tools, dbc files, excel sheets and extra build steps would not be needed.<br>
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+<br>CANoe or any other tools on their part could use use this well-formatted list for their own needs. Even better, if that format would be human-readable as C code should be, even creating, editing, searching, diff-ing and reading these files in one's text editor, would be possible without extra tools. But that is not the case, and so, we have a fine display of foot soldiers instead of a beautiful white horse. To finish this discussion in glory and to confirm in the reader's eyes that in this particular case the introduction of a new language brings nothing really new just a slightly different syntax, check out the CAPL example from Vector's Tips and tricks for the use of CAPL. The preprocessor is a powerful tool in the C language, but it can also lead to confusion and consequently to errors. In CAPL, there are a number of predefined macros that are available to users for use in the code or for conditional compiling.<br>
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+<br>Macros for use in the code can be used anywhere in the code without restriction. In contrast to C, macros may be used freely within string constants, identifiers for variables, and function names. They always begin and end with a % character, and they are primarily used to write generic programs. I've simplified things a bit for the sake of discussion and considered only CAN networks thus far, but it is worth mentioning that when there are other networks present as they usually are, dbc files are not enough. They can't express Lin, FlexRay, MOST or Ethernet networks. An new, xml-based file format is needed for that: FIBEX. A first hint that xml is quite popular for parentheses naysayers and a confirmation that the landscape is truly split into little kingdoms. A single cluster (ECU) can transfer several hundred or even thousands of shared signals. A network can contain several clusters that are interconnected via so called gateways that transfer signals between them.<br>
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+<br>Many protocols used within the different clusters have been developed to support the different needs of a wide range of applications. Among them are CAN, LIN, FlexRay, and MOST. Obviously, the importance of communication technologies has been increased dramatically. Databases are necessary to store the information of all signals and their parameters in order to manage efficiently these [networks](https://search.yahoo.com/search?p=networks). That data is used for various design and verification steps. Many dedicated tools have shown up on the market to support that. However, their application focus may differ. Unfortunately, no common format for the exchange of data between different tools is presently available. The growing number of signals in a reasonable network yields an increasing demand for a straightforward way to exchange data to avoid an error prone manual handling of redundant data. Furthermore, the fast-growing communication requirements of the implemented functions result into an increasing number of new, extended, and more dedicated tools. This increases the need for an exchange format that supports better data handling.<br>
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