How to set a pin high an keep it there?

[mackrackit]

Sure,
But if you run ALLDIGITAL first, then you know where to look in the datasheets, because it's already told you what settings you need to use.
If you want to learn, look them up.

People never find the analog registers they need to set by looking in the datasheet first.

If you keep going with all of your add ons (includes) you will have any PIC as easy as a STAMP.

What is the maximum amount of includes you have used in a program?

[Darrel Taylor]

I hope not ... Stamp's don't bring back any memories of "Easy" for me.

What is the maximum amount of includes you have used in a program?

Probably 12-15, but I've never really counted.

90% of my programs only have 2 includes.
care to guess which ones?
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[Jerson]

90% of my programs only have 2 includes.
care to guess which ones?

Care if I take a shot? Must be DT_ints and PBP_reenter.

[Darrel Taylor]

Ding Ding Ding ... Give that man a cigar!

If you smoke cigars
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[ShortBus]

Thanks for the replies!

Including "ALLDIGITAL.pbp" didn't affect anything (as far as I can tell). Attempting to set those registers simply gives me a couple of compiler errors about an "undefined symbol." Charle's example, however, did the trick. Any idea why the other suggestions didn't work?

[Darrel Taylor]

Thanks for the replies!

Including "ALLDIGITAL.pbp" didn't affect anything (as far as I can tell). Attempting to set those registers simply gives me a couple of compiler errors about an "undefined symbol." Charle's example, however, did the trick. Any idea why the other suggestions didn't work?

You might have the wrong chip selected in the Device drop-down box.
Because those are the registers you need to set for a 16F688.
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[boroko]

BS1DEFS.BAS and BS2DEFS.BAS? lol
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Very funny! Made me smile.

[comwarrior]

90% of my programs only have 2 includes.
care to guess which ones?
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BS1DEFS.BAS and BS2DEFS.BAS? lol