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Ah, so now I understand why you referred to the first field in Incoming[0] before the strcpy. I was wondering why you did that. Aliases are nice because I can give the elements a meaningful...
while totally ignoring the reasons why i do it that way 1, you get every opportunity to vet the data before committing to overwrite the old data its east to vet whether by crc or any other test...
Yup, now confirmed. It's faster to use aliases than Richard's module strcpy. Shared TX pgm: - loads array with 80 characters (DEC 43 to DEC 122), - Hserout 80 bytes #CONFIG __config...
Yup. I'm testing that right now; 1 program with aliases, 1 program with strcpy: - TX 80 character (same TX program for both tests), - RX 80 characters and display 80 characters (I fill up...
Very convinient indeed! Ioannis
Thank you all ! I will be using the internal clock for now on. But keeping the external in the design, just in case.
Unless you need the utmost critical timing. For any other application, even USART at 115Kbps, internal HS Osc works just fine. Ioannis
I'm reading up on arrays in the manual and I learned something new (never did any thing complicated with arrays before): p. 278, version 2015-12-01 I can TX/RX the entire array, and refer to...
I've been working with your module for 2 days and encountered a slight complication. I love the routine, but it seems the module is still working in the background when the next code instructions...
I used to use crystals, preferably 20-40MHz way back when (10-15 years). But today, internals at max speed all the time.
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Ah, so now I understand why you referred to the first field in Incoming[0] before the strcpy. I was wondering why you did that.
Demon - 20th March 2025, 05:33Aliases are nice because I can give the elements a meaningful...