Steve,
I am ready to run but cant get it to compile. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Did you get it to compile?
Thank you for all your help!
Smitty
Steve,
I am ready to run but cant get it to compile. I am not sure what I am doing wrong. Did you get it to compile?
Thank you for all your help!
Smitty
Yes, it compiles. You need to use Microchips Assembler instead of the MeLabs. What errors are you getting? (Are you using MicroCode Studio?)
Hey Steve,
I have tried microcode studio and microchips mpasm. I think I might have a problem with mpasm talking to pbp or I installed something wrong. I was going to unistall everything and try again but my pbp is on a floppy and I found out my floppy drive (havent used it in years! LOL) is bad. I ordered a new one and will have it by the end of the week. Its amazing how cheap a floppy drive is these days. I also ordered my first Oscilloscope! Its only a BK precision 2120b 30mhz dual channel but it should be able to handle everything I do.
Thanks,
Smitty
I think others may have had the same problem. DynamoBen recently got his to work. Maybe he can help sort out whats wrong. He mentions that he "changed the registry", but no specifics. Not having had a problem with my setup, I'd just be guessing.
The other alternative is writing the interrupt routine is ASM.Better to get your compiler/assembler arrangement working properly.
Steve
I got it to compile!!! Using microcode studio.Happy dance. LOL
On a down note, it dosnt do anything. The LCD has a value of 0 for both encoders. I tried switching the a&b channels and still nothing. I checked all my connections and everything looks good. I am using a 16F876A now instead of the 16F628. I need to check those pins and see if anything needs to be turned off.
I think I am getting close!
Thanks,
Smitty
Originally Posted by smitty505000
Once you check over the hardware to eliminate any problems there, then post the code you are using. Lots of folks can help out with that!
Steve
Hey Steve, seems we use the same source for this 'Dancing Awesome'
<img src="http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=881&d=1148640458">
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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