C library calls with PBP


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    Working on a project with a fellow that uses C on his PIC projects. He has a couple of C library's I want to call in my PBP code. Is that possible? If so where can I go to learn about it? I am assuming I will use the 'INCLUDE' command and a few other tricks.
    Thank you in advance

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tobias View Post
    Working on a project with a fellow that uses C on his PIC projects. He has a couple of C library's I want to call in my PBP code. Is that possible? If so where can I go to learn about it? I am assuming I will use the 'INCLUDE' command and a few other tricks.
    Thank you in advance
    PBP cannot call a C library.
    You would need to port the library to basic.

    Their may be a small chance you could use the compiled assembly of the C library however it's probably going to require some extensive knowledge of assembly .

    Basic is faster and easier however Microchips extensive C libraries aren't available for basic.


    Norm

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    Not what I was hoping to hear but non the less thanks for the quick reply

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