Has anyone else had problems comiling with these files included?
I am using PBP Pro and Microcode studio but keep getting a compile error
Error c:\pbp\pbppic14.lib 1158 : [255] Undefined Symbol 'INT_ENTRY'
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Has anyone else had problems comiling with these files included?
I am using PBP Pro and Microcode studio but keep getting a compile error
Error c:\pbp\pbppic14.lib 1158 : [255] Undefined Symbol 'INT_ENTRY'
Oh here we go again.
DT_INTS-14 doesn't work.
How come it's Never, I'm using DT_INTS-14, and I'm having problems with MY program?
Post your code.
Get your answer.
Contribute to my suicidal desires.
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Great responce
1. I didnt say that it doesnt work
2. Im sure its great software with a lot of effort pout into it.
3. I doubt its the code since it wont start compiling.
Lets forget it,
Ill just do it thje old way.
Thanks.
I'm NOT using DT_INTS-14 and I'm NOT having problems with my program.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor
Help me DT, You're my only hope......zzztttztzztt
Help me DT, You're my only hope...... :) :) :)
Thanks for the code earlier.
I found the DT_INTS-14 earlier and thought that they might have helped me along a bit.
Boy is my face red.
Should just stick to programming.
Thanks again for the Friendly Assistance
I must've missed something. Which thread are we talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by BobSpencerr
Good idea. I'm sure you wouldn't understand the simplicity anyways.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobSpencerr
Bye all.
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O I understand where the simplicity is, its typing the responces to my posts.
Maybe you should take a class in humility pal.
Some of us dont have the luxury of your experience and need a little help to get there. Thankfully there are some out ther that try to be patient with newcomers. Maybe if you debugged YOUR CODE, you wouldnt get so many compalints.
BTW:
the only lines of code in the test project I ran were the includes for you units.
I figured out the problem (I am a programmer as well) but hey you dont need to know that do you. You already have all the answers right?
Hi BobSpencerr,
I suppose it is one of those days....
Please bear in mind that Darrel Taylor has put a great effort not only in writting the code that is freely available, but supporting it as well. You can confirm that if you do a search for that routines. There are so many answers for so many problems. So, I guess that Darrel has replied for mostly same questions a number of times, and this is frustrating, I can tell.
His is very helpful from what I can say by my experience. Just do NOT ask questions of the type "my code is not working, why?". Everyone that need help, should post all the details like compiler, code, IDE, and sometimes system status of Windows. How on earth can a person from far away help if he has none info's?
So cool down your engines, and co-operate for the good of all members.
Ioannis
I agree, the code is good.
I agree, I need to cool down.
I deal with people all day every day and dont quite see why I should be treated with any less respect than anyone else expects.
Darrel, I appologise. Maybe you have had enough of answering the same questions a million times but I dont know anything about that.
Anyway, again, sorry for being short.
I will endevour to fix my problems and leave this arena to you guys.
Cheers.
In your original post you asked if anyone has used DT's files in a program and experienced any problems. Well I have used it recently (see the model train controller thread below) and can report that it works fine.
Yes I had to tweek my code, and we played about with the values, and a couple of things were overlooked in the examples, but I received excellent support from DT and Steve (aka mister_e) as can be seen if you follow the thread.
You got off to a bad start by jumping in all guns blazing shooting down DT's code, so in some respect you deserved the reply you got at the start of the thread. However I'm sure if you post your code here, the problem will be resolved with Steves and Darrels help and you both can get along without throwing your teddy's in the corner ;)
Bob,
You can't just compile the DT_INTS-14.BAS file by itself. I suspect that's why you're getting this particular error.Quote:
BTW:
the only lines of code in the test project I ran were the includes for you units.
See this thread for a detailed explanation on how to use DT_INTS-14 http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3251 along with some easy examples.
I've used DT_INTS-14 in a lot of apps, including my new serial LED module, and they do work as advertised, but you will need to read/try a few of Darrels' examples to understand how to use them in your own applications.
Hi BobSpencerr,
I too have used Darrell's DT_Ints-14 in a couple of my projects and can confirm that it works very well - believe me, this is well worth using!
The link that Bruce has posted is the topic I used to first get this code up and running and is very informative - be sure to check this out!
If you're still having problems, post your code here and I'm sure someone can help you out.
Regards,
Rob
amazing isnt it....
The simple question
"Has anyone else had problems comiling with these files included?"
is seen as insulting to some.
While I regeret ever asking it, I must defend the fact that it is a simple question. At not time in this sentence does it state that I thought that the error was inside the "holy grail" of code written into DT_Ints-14 but was simply asking if anyone else had a similar problem.
Perhaps something more than "MPASM Required!" on the home page would be better, like some instructions for the newbies on how to install it and where.
If you are using microcode studio, you likely already have MPASM, you enable it by clicking view, then click compile and program options, select the tab that is labled assembler, and put the little check mark in the box marked use MPASM. And when you get it working you too will know the genius of this fine piece of code.Quote:
Originally Posted by BobSpencerr
JS
You might want to take a look at the Title of this thread again.Quote:
At not time in this sentence does it state that I thought that the error was inside the "holy grail" of code written into DT_Ints-14
It's not the "Holy Grail", it's just a really handy program that was 4 years in the making. With 3 complete versions to get where it is now.
And since we're in Defense mode. I said...
Post your code.
Get your answer.
...
But apparently, that wasn't an option.
You don't want to use it? That's fine. People have been using interrupts for years without it. I just tried to make it easier. And alot of other people have apparently seen some of the benefits.
Some of those people have expressed that fact here in this thread. And I appreciate it alot. It's not a "BUN FIGHT" as you've called it in another thread.
I also appreciate the email's I received in response to my "NOT a registered user" status. And you're all correct. I can't "throw the teddy in the corner" (I like that line) over one incident. And yes, I did. :o
Oh, and ...There is no installation, simply place the files in with your own project. This is a basic rule for everything. Of course, you can always place it anywhere on your hard disk, but then you'll need to use the full path in the INCLUDE statement.Quote:
Perhaps something more than "MPASM Required!" on the home page would be better, like some instructions for the newbies on how to install it and where.
If you look here...
http://www.darreltaylor.com/DT_INTS-14/intro.html
You'll find several examples of how to use it.
I don't know what more I could do.
If you're still interested, I'm happy to help. (as long as I'm not attacked).
Regards,
Come on Darrel,
lets bury the hatchet.
I asked what I thought to be a harmless question, obviously I was wrong.
You responded in an alrming way that took me by suprise.
I reacted badly.
Once again,
Im sure its great code,
Im sure its a great help
and I am sorry for starting this.
Please remember though, what appears obvious to those with experience may not be so to newcomers.
Anyway. Please, no hard feelings.