USBSERVICE + serout2 problem

[mackrackit]

I am not at a place to test this to see if it makes a difference or not...

I (for no good reason) have this after all DEFINES and Variable declarations.

Include	"cdc_desc.bas"	' Include the CDC descriptors
INCLUDE "USB_ASM_Service.pbp"  ' USB Init and Service interrupt routines

Which is where your first USBInt is...

And maybe for the other ISR.
From USB_ASM_SERVICE.pbp

To use other high priority interrupts you can add the define *
'* DEFINE INT_HOOK handlers *
'* handlers will be called on each high priority interrupt *
'* The handlers must be ASM Interrupt compatible

[aberco]

I can easily do the test, moved the includes just before the start of the main program with the same result, does not enumerate . Still work like a charm the old way though.

Tomorrow I will get my 18F4550 board out and try.

[aberco]

I could not get the CDC demo to run on my 18F4550 board, (though, 3 years ago it was running fine... but since then I changed PBP, MCS and PMLAB versions...). I however did no progress regarding the 13K50 issue in three weeks, I just can't figure what's wrong, what to modify, or where to look for. Is there a need to enable an hardware timer to run the interrupt?

Unfortunately the same apply for running more than one interrupt-based routine from Darrel, using the DEFINE INT_HOOK handlers. I have not been able to find any example for it, and I don't really understand how to makes it work.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

[mackrackit]

Which version of PBP are you currently using?

[aberco]

I'm running PBP 2.60 in MCS 4.0.0.0, in conjunction with MPLAB 8.53.

[mackrackit]

Some things have changed with PBP 2.6. Maybe that is the problem?
Have you seen this?
http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...0301#post80301

[aberco]

Yes I know this post was my starting point.

Copy the PBP\USB18 folder to a new location.
You do not want any files left over from previous versions of PBP, so don't try to copy it into an existing project folder.

Open and compile cdc_demo.bas with the proper chip selected.
Program the chip and test. Done deal.

That is exactly what I did, and it does work.

It is when I add Darrel USB_ASM_Service.pbp and remove the original USBINIT/USBSERVICE that the PIC does not enumerate anymore...

A last resort idea would be to USBSERVICE using a Timer0 interrupt, but Darrel solution adds more fancy controls such as the ability to know if the link is established, or if Tx/Rx operations are available/possible. This would be a nice addition to prevent any USB buffer fill and lock-up of the PIC.

(PS. I tried to send a private message to Darrel about 3 weeks ago but had no reply).