Realtime video

[RUBiksCUbe]

Ah Ive almost got it now. I downloaded MPLAB IDE v7.22 and loaded up the .asm file that picbasic pro compiled. I started the stopwatch and ran the program with MPLAB SIM as the tool but it just ends up saying "Time (mSec) 3.276800". How can I use it to measure the time between two points in my program?

[RUBiksCUbe]

My TV is NTSC.

[Luciano]

The link below is about PAL and the main power frequency is 50 Hz.
http://www.rickard.gunee.com/project.../pic/howto.php

[RUBiksCUbe]

I based my code on the ASM example given in that link. Since both PAL and NTSC use the same signal structure it should work on my TV. I dont have a vertical synch inserted so it just repeats the same thing (synch, pause, gray, white, gray) over and over again.

[RUBiksCUbe]

I followed the Spark Fun MPLAB Stopwatch tutorial and I understand that now but I can not get it to work with my program. I have started a new project and imported the .asm file created by picbasic pro but when I click build it gives me tons of errors. Shouldnt the .asm file be correct?

[mister_e]

You have to download the PBP MPLAB plugin
http://www.microengineeringlabs.com/support/mplab.htm

Then you don't need to use the asm file. Start a new project with the wizard, choose PBP as toolsuite, and set your breakpoint directly in your PBP code lines. That's it

[RUBiksCUbe]

I feel like the biggest noob on the face of the earth.
Gold stars for everyone.

EDIT:

ALMOST! Im so close. Only one thing left. When I hit "Build" I get errors that didn't appear in MicroCode Studio. Most of them are like this:
Error[105] C:\PICBASIC PRO\18F252.INC 19 : Cannot open file (Include File "P18F252.INC" not found)
Error[113] C:\PROGRAM FILES\MECANIQUE\MCS\VIDEO\VIDEO_TEST.ASM 86 : Symbol not previously defined (PORTB)
Error[113] C:\PROGRAM FILES\MECANIQUE\MCS\VIDEO\VIDEO_TEST.ASM 88 : Symbol not previously defined (PORTC)
Error[113] C:\PROGRAM FILES\MECANIQUE\MCS\VIDEO\VIDEO_TEST.ASM 90 : Symbol not previously defined (TRISB)
Error[113] C:\PROGRAM FILES\MECANIQUE\MCS\VIDEO\VIDEO_TEST.ASM 92 : Symbol not previously defined (TRISC)