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16F18877 Any idea why it would do that? The PIC is running normally, and then the IOC flags get set when I pull the USB cable on the MeLabs programmer (or unplug the header). I know my...
(In case it helps someone avoid wasting hours looking why a program locks) RETURN at the end of your interrupt will compile, but it will return to Mars or some such distant place.
Exactly what is writen in manual :D I2C Slave send 1 bit response after each byte received. If that bit is missing, then command will jump to label. If label is not present, it will just ignore it,...
I didn't mean the speeds, I mean not noticing they were no longer Defines, but Variables and Constants. I would have spent countless hours looking at my code. :D
I'm working on a piece of code I found in another thread about a DS3231 RTC. Unfortunately, the used I2CWRITE command has an optional label to jump to. I don't get what the label is there for....
The timings depend on the type of LCD controller. Ususally the defaults of the manual are OK in most cases. As Darrel stated they are not optional and should always be on the top of the program. ...
Wow, I haven't used this routine yet, but I have to admit I would have fallen victim to that pesky detail as well. :wink: I added a NOTE to post #1 in case it helps someone.
I just noticed this gem from Darrel: https://dt.picbasic.co.uk/CODEX/AtoDAveraging
Yeah, I updated my post with a comment to clear that. I didn't field particularly clever after racking my brains trying to find the most efficient way to move data around. :D
OK, if you drop length then makes sense. Using length variable in the STR modifier on the other hand, is very clever. Ioannis
IOC flag triggered when PIC is unplugged...?
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Demon Today, 05:04Any idea why it would do that?
The PIC is running normally, and then the IOC flags get set when I pull the USB cable on the MeLabs programmer (or unplug the header).
I know my...