Nokia lcd include , small footprint to suit pic16's

[richard]

SBUF var byte

sadly still woefully incorrect.
that reserves 1 byte , you need at least 5 bytes

[astanapane]

sadly still woefully incorrect.
that reserves 1 byte , you need at least 5 bytes

Do you mean something like that?

SBUF var BYTE[6]

it is already configured.

[richard]

well done!
you have proved yet again that code snippets are generally useless time wasters..
this time with the nice added touch of posting snippets that bear no semblance to
the code actually employed. a touch of genius . not


don't know why i bother

[astanapane]

Thanks for any help.

please try to be gentle. Life is small and there are lots of good people out there.

Have a nice day.

[astanapane]

Good day to all.

I have two questions. One is related to this amazing library shared by Richard and the other one is related to a small project i have.

1. May i add a picture to nokia LCD via the usercommand LCDDAT?

For image data could i use the GLCD from Miktoelektronics?

;##################################################################
 USERCOMMAND "LCDC"     ;X,Y,CHR  0 <  X < 84  ,   0 <  Y < 7    31 < CHR > 127  
 USERCOMMAND "LCDCLR"   ;clear LCD   
 USERCOMMAND "LCDSTR"   ;STRING @ X,Y  or   Constant String
 USERCOMMAND "LCDCMD"   ;cmd BYTE TO LCD 
 USERCOMMAND "LCDDAT"   ;DATA BYTE TO LCD

2. Im working with some speed values. So range can be from 0 to infinity.

How could i catch/retreive the highest value from a Variable? Is there any specific way - path to do that?

thanks.

[Ioannis]

Can you define infinity please?

Your variables can be: bit (0-1), bytes (0-255), word (0-65535) and long (-2147483648 to 2147483647)

Ioannis

[astanapane]

Can you define infinity please?

Your variables can be: bit (0-1), bytes (0-255), word (0-65535) and long (-2147483648 to 2147483647)

Ioannis

Hi Ioanni, thanks for the reply.

Speed is not going to exceed any value more than a logical speed targeting to a bicycle or a car. In that case as i understand we could use "word" variable.

But there is no specific value as a limit. It can be any possible number that a variable may have.

thanks in advance.