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keymuu,
Have you seen this?
http://www.melabs.com/resources/articles/longs.pdf
For what it is worth, I have been going the 18F way just so I can use LONGS and not have to do the "tricks".
You still have to deal with the decimal point in the usual way, but we have to have a challenge some place
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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Thanks Mackrackit.Originally Posted by mackrackit
keymuu,
Have you seen this?
http://www.melabs.com/resources/articles/longs.pdf
For what it is worth, I have been going the 18F way just so I can use LONGS and not have to do the "tricks".
You still have to deal with the decimal point in the usual way, but we have to have a challenge some place
We do not have floating point variables so we have to deal with the decimal point somehow else. When you have enough bits (32) it is so easy to ... we have ten fingers
I have not seen that earlier, I will print that article longs.pdf and read it tomorrow or so when I do not have my computer in front of me.
So, is it really true that nobody can tell what caused the errors and warnings in #3 ...
Please, if you can give some hints of what might cause those errors and warnings, please let me know
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Can we see the code that gave the errors?
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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The code is not ready, not tested, except for i/o-extender, eeprom and rtc, the "big picture" is just written but not tested except for compilation:
The attached code compiles without errors with PBP,
but not with PBPL (gives those errors in #3)...
Really hoping it reveals something
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To be honest I have not played with USB yet, so I may be full of it as usual... but I may have found a solution.
Read Steve's note on this post.
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...8&postcount=99
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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I'm using PIC 18F4550
You say that you may have found solution... Are you referring to the 18F4550.BAL? If so then the solution is not there, because I have that file in C:\PBP directory. If you are pointing to something else, please let me know what you are pointing at! Thank you anyway for trying to help me on this matter...
You can see the code that can be compiled without errors with PBP but not with PBPL...
...So, do you have any other suggestions, how to proceed from here...?
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You can't put these lines in your program.
They are in that .bal file Dave was talking about.Code:BANKA $0000, $005F BANK0 $0060, $00FF BANK1 $0100, $01FF BANK2 $0200, $02FF BANK3 $0300, $03FF BANK4 $0400, $04FF BANK5 $0500, $05FF BANK6 $0600, $06FF BANK7 $0700, $07FF
And you need the .bal in the USB18 folder, not the one in the PBP folder.
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DT
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