Welcome to cogeno’s documentation!

For some repetitive or parameterized coding tasks, it’s convenient to use a code generating tool to build code fragments, instead of writing (or editing) that source code by hand.

Cogeno, the inline code generation tool, processes Python 3 or Jinja2 script “snippets” inlined in your source files. It can also access CMake build parameters and device tree information to generate source code automatically tailored and tuned to a specific project configuration.

Cogeno can be used, for example, to generate source code that creates and fills data structures, adapts programming logic, creates configuration-specific code fragments, and more.

Contents:

• About
  • Introduction
    • About cogeno
    • About cogeno modules
    • About the documentation
  • Frequently asked questions
• Getting started
  • Invoking cogeno
    • Synopsis
    • Description
    • Options
  • Invoking edtsdatabase
    • Synopsis
    • Description
    • Options
  • Scripting
    • Code generation functions
    • Code generation modules
    • Code Generation Templates
  • Integration into the build process
    • CMake
    • Zephyr
• Development
  • Code generation principle
    • Principle
    • Inclusion of other inline code
    • Access to project data
    • Import of Python modules
  • Cogeno API
    • CodeGenerator
    • Context
  • edtsdb API
    • EDTSDb
    • edtlib

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page