Hmm, what are the changes one have to make so the program be compatible with MPASM (other than the DEFINES) ?Originally Posted by mister_e
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Ioannis
Hmm, what are the changes one have to make so the program be compatible with MPASM (other than the DEFINES) ?Originally Posted by mister_e
Thanks
Ioannis
mazlan,
Since the ClockCount subroutine is in the same file as the Define that assigns it to the interrupt handler, it's unlikely that it can't find the label.
Unless, you've edited the files or tried to paste the stuff into you're main program instead of using the Include files. In which case I have no way to know what you've done.
DT
I'm using the original include files and didn't change anything. Now it's ok. After deleting the space between INTHAND and _ClockCount, everything's OK. Actually, i'm new in microchip assembly.
Thank You. :-)
How to make the first version of the program works for PIC16F876A with a 4 line LCD?
Could anyone help me??
1. Set the DEFINEs to match your hardware.
2. Add CMCON = 7 if using PORTA
3. compile and run.
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DT
And ===> Adcon1=7
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
Hi Steve,
ADCON1 = 7 was already in the "Test_Elapsed_LCD.pbp" program.
Just need to add the CMCON for the 87x"A" varieties.
DT
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