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PIC18F452 and problem with if statement
Morning,
I write something to the memory and read it later, compare it and change it if it is necessary. My problems are now this commands:
scale0_min = ERead 30
If scale0_min < -100000 Then scale0_min = 0 'look if scale_min is stored
If scale0_min >= 100001 Then scale0_min = 0
scale0_max = ERead 34
If scale0_max < -100000 Then scale0_max = 100 'look if scale_max is stored
If scale0_max >= 100001 Then scale0_max = 100
scale1_min = ERead 38
If scale1_min < -100000 Then scale1_min = 0 'look if scale_min is stored
If scale1_min >= 100001 Then scale1_min = 0
scale1_max = ERead 42
If scale1_max < -100000 Then scale1_max = 100 'look if scale_max is stored
If scale1_max >= 100001 Then scale1_max = 100
scale2_min = ERead 46
If scale2_min < -100000 Then scale2_min = 0 'look if scale_min is stored
If scale2_min >= 100001 Then scale2_min = 0
scale2_max = ERead 50
If scale2_max < -100000 Then scale2_max = 100 'look if scale_max is stored
If scale2_max >= 100001 Then scale2_max = 100
wanted to make it easier with IF.. THEN.. ELSEIF... THEN... ENDIF. When i do that the PIC is reseting the whole time. Also when i use IF... OR ... THEN. Program usually with C so maybe it is just not possible to do it like that.
If someone can tell me whats going on i will be very happy.
Stephan
Something stupid with input ranges ... and Compiler.
Hi,
Did you remember PbP " classic " number input and output range is 0 - 65535 ( 16 Bits ) ??? for negative values you could use ABS () care your number do not exceed 15 bits. see manual for explanation.
Multiple IF Then s ... can be replaced by the SELECT CASE command ...
Note that's an answer for PBP using !!! I think you're not exactly using PBP ... so, may be you're not on the bestForum to get the right answer ...
Alain
