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FCARM File ConverterThis file converter reformats all web files into a single C-file which is then included and compiled into the project. All files are stored in the Virtual ROM File System. FCARM is invoked from the command line and has the syntax: FCARM @commandfile Where
or FCARM <{>inputlist<}> <{> TO outputfile<}> <{>directives<}> Where
In addition to the output file, FCARM generates a listing file with the base name of the output file and the extension *.LST. OptimizationFCARM integrates a file optimization algorithm to compress files and creates more compact and smaller executable images. FCARM decides on the file extension which kind of compression is used. Each file group has a different compression and optimization flavor. When the filename has the tilde prefix (for example, ~doStuff.js) then compression or certain compression optimizations are disabled. This is useful when debugging a file. It is hard to trace code compacted to a single line with no spaces, no comments, and no line feeds. Compression and optimization is performed in two iterations. In a 2nd pass, further optimization is performed resulting in better code density.
ExamplesThe following command line converts and optimizes index.htm, creates the output C-file index.c, and creates the listing file index.lst. FCARM index.htm The following command line converts and optimizes a list of files, creates the output C-file web.c, and creates the listing file web.lst. FCARM index.htm, keil.gif, llblue.jpg, system.cgi TO web.c The following command line converts and optimizes a list of files, creates the output C-file web.c, and suppresses the creation of the listing file (nopr - directive). The files are located in the sub-folder Web_Files. FCARM index.htm, keil.gif, llblue.jpg, system.cgi TO web.c nopr root(Web_Files) The following command line converts and optimizes a list of files, creates the output C-file web.c, and creates the listing file web.lst. The file doStuff.js is excluded from optimization. FCARM index.htm, keil.gif, llblue.jpg, system.cgi, ~doStuff.js TO web.c The following command line uses a command file. FCARM @FCARM_command_file | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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