program crashes: is it my code or the chip?


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    Default Re: program crashes: is it my code or the chip?

    your answer is here ...
    Code:
     _WDT_OFF
    did you notice the configs Henrik and I have used ???
    one more Holy manual chapter to learn ...

    never been a hardware/software problem ...

    looks you've been using "C" programming before, and Basic shows "little" differences in program flows.

    looks you've forgotten some "CLRWD" commands ... as you decided to place them by yourself ...

    so the final answer is ...

    It's your code !!!
    Alain

    PS: BTW ... your "Programming style " looks very close to MikroC ( Mikroelektronica ) C examples ...
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