__getSelectedCore
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Syntax
__getSelectedCore()Return value
The current core. The cores are numbered from 0 and upwards.
For use with
The C-SPY simulator. (Not available for all cores and devices.)
The C-SPY I-jet driver.
Description
Gets the number of the current core.
Example
test ()
{
__message "Core: ", __getSelectedCore(), " pc = ", #PC:%x, “\n”;
__selectCore(0);
__message "Core: ", __getSelectedCore(), " pc = ", #PC:%x, “\n”;
__selectCore(1);
__message "Core: ", __getSelectedCore(), " pc = ", #PC:%x, “\n”;A typical result of the above macro would be (assuming that the original core was number 1):
Core: 1 pc = 0000213C Core: 0 pc = 00000494 Core: 1 pc = 0000213C