STM32 learning record 16 ucosii+UCGUI-EEWORLD

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Mainly introduce the modifications of UCGUI:

1: GUI_X_ucos.c folder, line 80, modified to:

*********************************************************************************************************

* GUI_X_ExecIdle()

*********************************************************************************************************

void GUI_X_ExecIdle (void)

{

// OS_X_Delay(1);

OSTimeDly(50);//Modified by myself

}

2: Finally add the following function to GUI_X_ucos.c, which is copied from the GUI_X.c file. You do not need to add GUI_X to the project.

//The following is copied from GUI_X

/*********************************************************************

* Logging: OS dependent

Note:

Logging is used in higher debug levels only. The typical target

build does not use logging and does therefor not require any of

the logging routines below. For a release build without logging

the routines below may be eliminated to save some space.

(If the linker is not function aware and eliminates unreferenced

functions automatically)

void GUI_X_Log (const char *s) { GUI_USE_PARA(s); }

void GUI_X_Warn (const char *s) { GUI_USE_PARA(s); }

void GUI_X_ErrorOut(const char *s) { GUI_USE_PARA(s); }

The screenshot of the project file is as follows:

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