It allows you to understand the interface of Component Development Environment (CDE).
The CDE uses default C++ view and a Components view, in order to use the CDE. You can create an embedded component by selecting File-> New -> Embedded Component. In the figure below, the Project Explorer view displays the list of projects that are there in the workspace and the Components view displays the multiple components and interfaces. This view also enables to create or import more than one component or interface in the new or an existing project. You can add or import a component into an existing project in the Components view by popup menu. If you double-click on the component in the Components view, the Component Editor appears.
The CDE consists of three types of menus:
The few main menu items are described below:
To view CDE specific preferences, select Component Development Environment under the Processor Expert node, as shown in the figure below.
This table explain the fields of CDE preferences.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Saving Dialog | |
| Enable Save Dialog | This will enable the saving popup dialog and it will add revisions during saving |
| Auto Deploy Component when saved | This will copy the Embedded Component files from the workspace to the Processor Expert directory, enabling the new component to be shown in the Component Library view |
| Debug Level | |
| Enable Processor Expert Components Debug Verbose Mode | It enables Processor Expert verbose mode. If this option is enabled, additional debug information will be shown in Processor Expert console |
| Show Symbols in property tooltips | It allows to show symbols in the tooltips |