Help with code

[financecatalyst]

Thanks for the reply. Sorry it was a typing mistake @ vary
This is not my full code. My actual code runs fine with reading port c.5 & Port B.

My problem is correctly reading Port D.2 to D.7 into variable D. and if any of the pin is high, the buzzer should NOT toggle.
But for some reason Variable D=0 is true even if Lets say PortD.2 or D.3 to D.7 is high i.e.=1

I picked important lines from my code to explain the Problem.
Is there any other way which can load PortD.2 to D.7 into variable D?

[Acetronics2]

Ok

so ...

reading PORTD ...

		
B=PortB : C=PortC.5

D = PORTD & %11111100 ' read PORTD and mask port D.0 and D.1

IF B=0 and C=0 and D=0 then
		toggle BUZ: pause 20
	endif

should fit ... no indexing necessary !

( BTW ... not sure it was working so fine ... lol )

Alain

[financecatalyst]

Thanks a lot. Problem solved.

[financecatalyst]

This time the problem is with 16F676. While compiling I get the following errors

ERROR: Unable to fit variable RM2_Save
ERROR: Unable to fit variable RR1_Save
ERROR: Unable to fit variable RR2_Save
ERROR: Unable to fit variable RS1_Save
ERROR: Unable to fit variable RS2_Save

I am using DT-Interrupts in this code. Can some1 help me to get rid of these problems and what can I comment out in the ReEnterPBP or the other DT_INTS-14. Thanks

[financecatalyst]

The only thing I am doing in the ISR is the following:

ToggleLEDF:
     If F1=1 then Toggle PortA.0
     If F2=1 then Toggle PortA.1
     If F3=1 then Toggle PortA.2
@ INT_RETURN

'---[TMR2 - interrupt handler]--------------------------------------------------
ToggleLEDS:
     If S1=1 then Toggle PortA.0
     If S2=1 then Toggle PortA.1
     If S3=1 then Toggle PortA.2
	pause 100
@ INT_RETURN

[Acetronics2]

Sure 64 Bytes of SRAM is a bit weak to handle DT-Interrupts ....

Try to spare (re-use ) 5 of your byte variables ... may be you can re-use B,C,D and two other temporary variables elsewhere in your Program ...

@ first C can be declared as a BIT ... probably others too ...


Or change for a Wider RAM Chip

Or Ask Darrel for a "Fast Interrupt" Option saving only the " live " registers and letting you choose which variables really need to be saved ... such C " #pragma disablecontexsaving " directive ( I'd love such an option !!! )

Alain