RB0 interrupt and toggle issue

[Archangel]

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Darrel's include files Require MPASM to work. Darrel Requires you not to copy paste the code into your code, rather use them as include files as I did. They exist in versions for the 14 bit core and for the 18F series. He has generously made these available to us, and I am grateful to him. THANKS DARREL !

Also, Why is MPASM needed if the files are .bas ?
Nick

If you need help switching assemblers let me know, it's pretty easy.

EDIT:
Nick I think I set your code up with the wrong interrupt, I set it up as RBC_INT and that would be for on change interrupt whereas you want interrupt on portB.0 which should be INT_INT in the assy statement for INT_Handler .

[Macgman2000]

I am getting a lot of errors. I unzipped the files in the PBP directory (same as PBP.exe). It shows up in the compiler includes column on the left side of microcode. I am using compiler 2.47.

Errors in microcode studio:

1). _config
2). local directive use only in macro
3). undefinded symbol 'iflagreg'
4). numeric constant or symbol name expected
5). ')' expected
6). too many errors

I am clueless as to why it is doing that. The include files from Darrel do not need any special modifications or set up....right?

Nick

[Darrel Taylor]

Like Joe said ... you must be using MPASM as the assembler.
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[Macgman2000]

Switched over to MPASM....now I have these errors:

@ _config _HS_OSC & _BODEN_OFF & _PWRTE_ON & _WDT_ON

For whatever reason it does not like the syntax of the above. Once I comment them out and compile, it has no errors. Putting them in produces errors specific to the items after the @. Is this the correct syntax?

Nick

[Archangel]

Switched over to MPASM....now I have these errors:

@ _config _HS_OSC & _BODEN_OFF & _PWRTE_ON & _WDT_ON

For whatever reason it does not like the syntax of the above. Once I comment them out and compile, it has no errors. Putting them in produces errors specific to the items after the @. Is this the correct syntax?

Nick

2 things, The config statement requires TWO UNDERSCORES __ without spaces between them,Like this @ __config and you will need to open the 16F877A.inc file (if that is the chip you are using), in the PBP Root directory and put a semicolon ; just prior to the MPASM DEFAULT CONFIG STATEMENT. This will cause PBP to ignore it as a comment, because your program can only use the one.

[Macgman2000]

OK it compiled but still does not work. Meaning....A key press yeilds no toggling of ports. It gets to the interrupt (I placed a porta.0 = 1 flag) so I know that part is working just like the PBP interrupt handler when any key is pressed. The problem is nothing toggles or the payload value of the keypress is corrupted. I inserted pause 1000 for debounce but that didn't work either. It seems to be blasting right by the conditional statements and exiting the interrupt.

Man this is frustrating!

[Archangel]

OK it compiled but still does not work. Meaning....A key press yeilds no toggling of ports. It gets to the interrupt (I placed a porta.0 = 1 flag) so I know that part is working just like the PBP interrupt handler when any key is pressed. The problem is nothing toggles or the payload value of the keypress is corrupted. I inserted pause 1000 for debounce but that didn't work either. It seems to be blasting right by the conditional statements and exiting the interrupt.

Man this is frustrating!

As I said before I have had toggle not work. Perhaps you can use a bitwise ^ to flip the bit. Try looking at the variables contents using a serout or debugout and see if it contains the value it is supposed to have. I will look at this tonight after I come home from dinner.