Hi,
My company has been using the uLCD-32PT-GFX for the past few years (bought ~100 just before they got replaced by the 32PTU and we are finally getting to the end of our stock).
Since these displays are no longer available, we are migrating to the uLCD-32PTU and need to migrate all of the 4XE/4FN that run from the display module's SD card.
I would like to automate this process somehow since we have a lot of executables that would need to be recompiled.
Is this just a simple recompile with the appropriate #platform definition or are there anything else under the hood that the IDE performs when specifying the target platform?
Doing this one at a time through the IDE would be awkward and tedious.
If the #platform definition is all that's required, then I could potentially just run a script that replaces the #platform definition in all the source files and then recompiles them with the command line compiler.
Thanks in advance!
My company has been using the uLCD-32PT-GFX for the past few years (bought ~100 just before they got replaced by the 32PTU and we are finally getting to the end of our stock).
Since these displays are no longer available, we are migrating to the uLCD-32PTU and need to migrate all of the 4XE/4FN that run from the display module's SD card.
I would like to automate this process somehow since we have a lot of executables that would need to be recompiled.
Is this just a simple recompile with the appropriate #platform definition or are there anything else under the hood that the IDE performs when specifying the target platform?
Doing this one at a time through the IDE would be awkward and tedious.
If the #platform definition is all that's required, then I could potentially just run a script that replaces the #platform definition in all the source files and then recompiles them with the command line compiler.
Thanks in advance!
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