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Design a state machine in C for the following problem by using macros?

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Can anyone help me with a C program to design a simple state machine by using macros?

Requirement
S1,S2,S3,S4 are the states and E1, E2,E3,E4,E5,E6,E7,E8 are events ...

when states moving from one state to another respective event should trigger
s1 to s2 ------> E1
s2 to s3 ------> E2
s3 to s4 ------> E3
s4 to s1 ------> E4
s1 to s4 ------> E5
s4 to s3 ------> E6
s3 to s2 ------> E7
s2 to s1 ------> E8

Please share the C program

posted Mar 15, 2016 by Suchakravarthi Sripathi

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Let me try in whatever way I could understand.

enum state {S1, S2, S3, S4};
enum event {E1, E2, E3, E4, E5, E6, E7, E8};

Now lets assume funcE1 is the function for the event E1, funcE2 is for the E2 and so on. And also assume a func for the error condition Like S1-->S3 which does not exist as funcErr

So S1 State Machine

StateS1[State] = {
    funcErr, 
    funcE1,
    funcErr, 
    funcE5 }

S2 State Machine

StateS2[State] = {
    funcE8, 
    funcE2,
    funcErr, 
    funcErr }

And rest is so on. Remember all are function pointer so say you are in state S1 and move to say state Sx then just call StateS1" target="_blank">Sx

This is the design not the C code so you need to do the remaining talk of coding it. Comment if have any question -

answer Mar 16, 2016 by Salil Agrawal
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Why the length for ptr is 6 ? Can someone please explain it ?

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