Overview

Compile-time configuration options for EtcPal.

Options starting with "ETCPAL_EMBOS_" are ignored on Windows, macOS and Linux.

To override any of these options, either define them on your compiler command line, or provide a file called etcpal_config.h and:

If not building EtcPal with CMake: add ETCPAL_HAVE_CONFIG_H to your preprocessor definitions, and add the path to etcpal_config.h as an include path
If building with CMake: use the CMake option ETCPAL_CONFIG_FILE_LOC

In the etcpal_config.h file, simply #define any overridden options to the desired value.

Macros
#define	ETCPAL_INCLUDE_PACK_64 1
	Whether to build the etcpal/pack64.h functions. More...

#define	ETCPAL_EMBOS_USE_MALLOC 0
	Whether a malloc() implementation is available. More...

#define	ETCPAL_EMBOS_MAX_NETINTS 5
	The maximum number of network interfaces that can be tracked by the netint (Network Interfaces) module. More...

Macro Definition Documentation

#define ETCPAL_EMBOS_MAX_NETINTS 5

The maximum number of network interfaces that can be tracked by the netint (Network Interfaces) module.

Currently this limit is not necessary and therefore ignored on all targets except lwIP.

#define ETCPAL_EMBOS_USE_MALLOC 0

Whether a malloc() implementation is available.

Currently this only affects network interface enumeration using lwIP.

#define ETCPAL_INCLUDE_PACK_64 1

Whether to build the etcpal/pack64.h functions.

This can be defined to 0 if you are on a platform that does not provide a int64_t/uint64_t type.