Command line options override anything in your program.
You've compiled it for a 16F877And put @ device pic16F877A, ... in the program.Code:pbpw -p16f877 test1.bas
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Command line options override anything in your program.
You've compiled it for a 16F877And put @ device pic16F877A, ... in the program.Code:pbpw -p16f877 test1.bas
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well spotted...
The A was missing because i originally orderd the none A version but changed because they were out of stock and they said 3 weeks for stock... they had the A's in so i said i'll have them instead...
Thanks Darrel... again
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hmmm, i wonder if thats causing other problems....
Last edited by comwarrior; - 31st July 2009 at 23:09. Reason: after thaught
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What other problems are you having?Originally Posted by comwarrior
The "A" version has a few things different. Do a data sheet compare and you will find them.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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This might help.
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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i dont believe that pdf is entirely acurite...
problems i was havin were pwm lockups, ie pwm suddenly stopping during normal running...
pwm not starting up...
wild fluctuations on ADC's (i using internal Vref)
and 'clunky' operation... as in what appears to be little 'freezes' during operation
but now... works perfectly every time... ADC's seem far more stable...
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What is not correct in the PDF?
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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what i was trying to say was i don't believe the pdf contains all the changes...
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