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  1. - 10th April 2011, 01:46 #1
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    Default Re: Trying to resolving 6 Compiler Errors

    Thanks Joe and you are right I just did not know what to choose. For some reason my cut and paste did not include this part:

    Include "Modedefs.bas"

    '********************* Declaired Pins **************************
    Clk var PortD.2
    Dout VAR PortD.3
    Din var PortD.0
    Sclk var PortC.3
    Mclk var PortC.1

    I do not believe the other subroutines are necessary as the hope is to have this run continuously. I have never done an array so I have no idea exactly how this is written. I will certainly look at the subs and returns and just trying to take this one step at a time.

    Best, Ed
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    Here is a thread I started for array newbies, especially read the posts which ARE NOT mine.
    http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=8876

    The example in this thread was written prior to PBP ver2.6 and as such the word Loop must be changed to something like MainLoop
    or MyLoop as Loop is now a reserved word associated to DO.
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    Hi,

    The funniest thing in this thread ...

    is to try to use READ and WRITE whith a pic that has NO EEPROM ...



    From what I've found to get " success 4304 bytes used " AND perfectly knowing it even can't run in real life ...

    I gently suggest you to check your project from A to Z before coming back here ...

    Alain
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    Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics View Post
    Hi,

    The funniest thing in this thread ...

    is to try to use READ and WRITE with a pic that has NO EEPROM ...


    Alain
    Details, Details, Details . . . Joe says with a sheepish grin . . . I wasn't paying such close attention . . .
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