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    csantex

    Re: Question regarding Interrupt handler - No DT_Ints used.

    Ok thanks!

    csantex Today, 05:03 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: Question regarding Interrupt handler - No DT_Ints used.

    sorry for the delay [customers who needs them]


    yes ,that is a recipe for failure

    richard Today, 05:00 Go to last post
    csantex

    Re: Question regarding Interrupt handler - No DT_Ints used.

    Thanks for your reply Richard.

    So basically what you are saying is that the example below is incorrect?


    Define INTHAND OutputControl
    ...
    ...
    ...

    csantex Today, 03:27 Go to last post
    richard

    Re: Question regarding Interrupt handler - No DT_Ints used.

    its not clear what you are asking
    if you mean can I call segments of pbp code called from an inline asm routine that saves and restores context {Wreg,Status,Pclat} then
    the answer is no . you...

    richard Today, 03:13 Go to last post
    csantex

    Question regarding Interrupt handler - No DT_Ints used.

    Hello everyone.

    I'm just wondering if I should be concerned when using an inline assembly interrupt handler to save w, status and pclath, then using pbp code to something, then reverting back to...

    csantex Today, 02:36 Go to last post
    Art

    Re: Goodbye

    I said that


    IF
    you were writing your program from scratch (without any Arduino libraries)
    THEN
    The prebuilt hardware would be the only reason to use the Arduino platform
    ENDIF

    Art Yesterday, 14:56 Go to last post
    Ioannis

    Re: Goodbye

    It really help to design an HMI fast. I am looking forward to see the 10" capacitive display because the resistive film makes them a bit blurry.

    If the project does not need a touch interface, one...

    Ioannis - 12th November 2018, 14:59 Go to last post
    mpgmike

    Re: Goodbye

    I just submitted an article to Nuts And Volts covering the Nextion TFT Display. If you want to add a touch screen, the Nextion has made it rather simple.

    mpgmike - 12th November 2018, 13:32 Go to last post
    mikebar

    Re: Weird behaviour of SEROUT2

    BUFF is declared as below:

    BUFF VAR BYTE[800]

    Also, I've forgot to mention that I'm using PBP 2.60c. It makes some difference/sense?

    Thank you all.

    mikebar - 12th November 2018, 11:05 Go to last post
    nrevenides

    Re: CHECKSUM CALCULATION, Please Help!

    I agree with mpgmike. For me the C, require a different way of thinking.

    And in case of my issue, the code:

    chk=0;
    for(i=0;i <= 26;i++)
    {
    chk^=Buffer[i];
    }
    chk^=0xFF;

    nrevenides - 12th November 2018, 09:41 Go to last post

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    The link below has the most information about tips and tricks using PIC micro-controllers. The attachment is a smaller version ...
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    Presetting Configuration Fuses (PIC Defines) into your Program 

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    Published on - 20th May 2010 16:27  Number of Views: 6508 

    1. What are the Configuration Fuses?
    2. How can I preset them in my Program?
    2.a. When using MeLabs default     ...
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    Bits, Bytes Words and Arrays 

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    Published on - 23rd April 2010 19:39  Number of Views: 2963 

    1. How can I reference a BIT in a BYTE?
    2. How can I reference a BIT in a WORD?
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    I’m Running Out of CodeSpace, What Can I Do? 

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    Published on - 23rd April 2010 19:28  Number of Views: 6083 

    I’m Running Out of CodeSpace, What can I do?
    My progam is too slow - What can I do?

    Apart from the obvious and move to a faster PIC with more program memory, there’s a few little known tricks you can try.
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