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[skimask]

MELabs PICBASIC forums? Are you writing this because I mentioned my .net program? I have not asked for help with .net. I am trying to get help with some PIC BASIC code I wrote. I mentioned .net just to explain the inconvenience we had before about me saying "my own program".

Well, good luck trying to get these lines:

DEVICE 18F458
XTAL = 4
@CONFIG_REQ
DECLARE RSOUT_MODE INVERTED , TRUE
.............
DECLARE SERIAL_BAUD 9600

DIM I AS BYTE
.................
DIM E_DATA AS BYTE

DELAYMS 50
SHOUT LCD_SDA , LCD_CLK , MSBFIRST, [ $21,$A7,$20 ]
VALIN = COUNTER PORTE.2 ,100
STR LCDSTR = "Freq:",0:GOSUB LCD_HOME:GOSUB LCD_SENDSTRING
STR LCDSTR = STR$(DEC VALIN):GOSUB LCD_SENDSTRING
STR LCDSTR = "KHz:",0
RSOUT DEC VALIN,$D,$A
RSOUT "MEMORY FULL"
DELAYMS 20
SHOUT LCD_SDA , LCD_CLK , MSBFIRST, [ LCD_DATA ]
SHOUT LCD_SDA , LCD_CLK , MSBFIRST, [ LCD_DATA ]
LCD_DATA=CREAD FONT1+J+I
SHOUT LCD_SDA , LCD_CLK , MSBFIRST, [ FONTCACHE[0],FONTCACHE[1],FONTCACHE[2],FONTCACHE[3],FONTCACHE[4],FONTCACHE[5] ]
RSOUT "BAR", DEC I2,":", DEC LCD_DATA, "PLOT:",DEC
RSOUT "0"
EWRITE CUR_ADR,[E_DATA]

CData $00,$00,$00,$00,$00,$00 'Graphic character 0
...............
CData $00,$08,$04,$08,$04,$00 '126 ~ - 7E

using the compiler that's listed at the top of this webpage, roughly 3rd line down, at the left of the screen.

[mister_e]

What Skimask try to say in it's own words ... this is Melabs PICBASIC forum and not Crownhill PROTON (PDS or else) forum.

PROTON Picbasic forum is located
www.picbasic.org/forum

[skimask]

What Skimask try to say in it's own words ... this is Melabs PICBASIC forum and not Crownhill PROTON (PDS or else) forum.

PROTON Picbasic forum is located
www.picbasic.org/forum

Awwwwww.....I was having fun too!

[Russian]

Dough... I am sorry, guys... I actually thought that it was the same thing, since the code from this forum, end especially this topic always worked for me.. Is the syntax really the same??

I'll try the other forum...

sorry again..

[mister_e]

Syntax are slightly different... but both are named PICBASIC, hence the confusion. Don't worry about that