user.lang.c.c.py

Modules

Captures

user.c_pointers: str: {self.c_pointers}; Returns a string

user.c_signed: str: {self.c_signed}; Returns a string

user.c_keywords: str: {self.c_keywords}; Returns a string

user.c_types: str: {self.c_types}; Returns a string

user.c_types: str: {self.c_types}; Returns a string

user.stdint_types: str: {self.stdint_types}; Returns a string

user.stdint_signed: str: {self.stdint_signed}; Returns a string

user.c_cast: str: [<self.c_signed>] <self.c_types> [<self.c_pointers>+]; Returns a string

user.stdint_cast: str: [<self.stdint_signed>] <self.stdint_types> [<self.c_pointers>+]; Returns a string

user.c_variable: str: [<self.c_signed>] <self.c_types> [<self.c_pointers>]; Returns a string

Lists

user.c_pointers: Common C pointers

user.c_signed: Common C datatype signed modifiers

user.c_keywords: C keywords

user.c_types: Common C types

user.stdint_types: Common stdint C types

user.stdint_signed: Common stdint C datatype signed modifiers

Settings

user.use_stdint_datatypes: int = 1: Use the stdint datatype naming in commands by default