传感器实验室单片机c程序编写规范（Microcontroller C programming specification sensor laboratory）.docVIP

传感器实验室单片机c程序编写规范（Microcontroller C programming specification sensor laboratory） This specification for the modern sensor and micro system research center of SCM C language specification, Members of the laboratory study, according to the requirements of writing: A naming rules: 1, variable names: for meaningful variable to write the full name, general letter lowercase (special exception), such as: int results[10]={0}; int flag; especially the global variable to write the full name; for ordinary variables, such as the number of cycles: int i, J; can be abbreviated or different between words such as connection with underline: int num_of_results; 2 constants: mainly refers to the macro definition, the true meaning of words (meaningful words, non quantifiers, articles like) the first capital, such as connection between different words, underline: #define Num_of_Results 32 3, the function names all uppercase abbreviation: the first non capital or the different underline connection, using predicate structure, such as: (UART); LCD (Init_Port ()); 4, for the frequent use of constants, port definition, and often change the constants, try to use the macro definition, improve the portability, (named as 2) such as: #define Num_of_Results 32; #define beep_on P5OUT|=BIT4; Two, the function return value specified: 1, the function succeeds, the return of 1; 2, the function fails, the return of 0 (or -1, can set up a list of errors, according to the specific needs of different negative values represent different error) Three, function folder and documentation requirements: 1, and function names are basically the same, try to write clearly, know the contents of the file from the folder name, such as: BEEP (buzzer driver); Electronic_Clock (electronic clock program), Nixietube digital tube procedure, 2, to a peripheral module written multiple independent program, you can build a general file (named consistent with the function name), and then inside building sub folders, such as: built