And still there is no way to direct the use of specific PIC in the #config block.
Use the MCS IDE that came with your purchase of PBP. Is the easiest solution.
Ioannis
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Re: directive in pbp to select pic
And still there is no way to direct the use of specific PIC in the #config block.
Use the MCS IDE that came with your purchase of PBP. Is the easiest solution.
Ioannis
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Re: directive in pbp to select pic
In the pbp manual page 100 section 4.9 it says the following.
'Config for 16F877A
#CONFIG
__config _XT_OSC & _WDT_ON & _LVP_OFF & _CP_OFF
#ENDCONFIG
If the pic to use and the fuses are not specified, the pbp defaults to 4 mhz.
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Re: directive in pbp to select pic
You have "include fp2032.bas" which doesn't look right. It should be "include pic16f886.bas" (or whatever your PIC is).
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Re: directive in pbp to select pic
fp2032.bas library is included for floating point.Originally Posted by mpgmike
I also took into account the .inc file of each pic of the pbp to configure the fuses of the selected pic.
I had to read the pbp manual page 100 section 4.9 to configure the fuses of the selected pic, read the pbp manual and you will see
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Re: directive in pbp to select pic
That is correct. Not a problem but the default state of the compiler.
Ioannis
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