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I've looked at several discussions/comments about Error 113, but haven't yet found one that applies.
At compile, I get:
Error[113]c:\ff501\ccf717~1.asm 295 : Symbol not previously defined (FSR)
Error[113]c:\ff501\ccf717~1.asm 324 : Symbol not previously defined (FSR)
I made the corrections at http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=12628 and don't think I overlooked anything.
I am using DT_INTS.
The original PBP application ran on a 16F88.
The 16f88 has a single FSR register. The PIC16F1827 has FSR0 and FSR1 registers.
Yes, I see that in the 1827 manual.Quote:
Originally Posted by scalerobotics
Where do I look to diagnose the cause of the message and solve the problem?
Okay.
As an experiment, I commented out everything having to do with the interrupts: Both "includes", the associated ASM block, and both the enable and disable commands ('@').
It now compiles with no errors.
It won't run, of course, because I need the INT_INT.
Darrel, can you chime in on this one, please?
Russ,
Are you using DT_INTS-14 version 1.0?
http://www.darreltaylor.com/DT_INTS-14/intro2.html
File is at the bottom of the page.
It was updated for the 16F1 chips, and adds many INT sources.
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DOH! My "favorites" link still brings up the old page. I did look . . . apparently not well enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor
Thanks!
Yeah ... sorry.
I haven't updated the main page yet, because I've received ZERO feedback from the people that I know downloaded it.
I could assume that means it worked for them, or they would have complained.
But until I get some idea if there's problems, I don't want that to be the file everyone downloads their first time.
Love to know how you get along with it.
Thanks,
If my "blinky" is any indication, it works fine for INT_INT, which is the only one I'm using at the moment. I also tested it (INT_INT) in the full program, and it is working, both on the output and driving a "heartbeat" indicator at the same time. (It's a zero-crossing detector.)
The rest of the program is problematic. As I mentioned, it worked on the 16F88, but only one channel works correctly on the 16F1827. I have to assume I have overlooked something in terms of managing and/or definining pins/ports, since each channel's code is identical.
I may be yelling for help yet this evening.
That's a start. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RussMartin
Thanks!
OK.Quote:
I may be yelling for help yet this evening.
Don't forget ...
ANSELA = 0
ANSELB = 0
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I'll be working with TMR1 and IOC interrupts during the next few/several days (going back to the "reverse Simon says" project) and will let you know how those fare. NRN.
Darrel, your interrupt version 1.00 gets a thumbs up from me. I have only tried a few different types of interrupts with it, but it works great.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor
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