How to configure SPI in PICBASIC PRO?


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    Hi skimask,

    Thanks you very much!, your answer is the answer that anybody can expect from people as you!.

    First of all, you say that there are a lot of examples in the Datasheets of Microchip, yes, with many errors, enough , even, to create controversies, see the PIClist, for instance. You suggest to visit the Proton+ forum or to search in Google. These suggestions are offensives. Of course!, I have search though Google, I have visited a dozen of specialized forums and I have not found a simple (only simple!) working SPI routine for a simple PIC to PIC communication in Assembler, nor in PICBasic Pro, nor in PICBasic Plus, nor in Proton, the only thing I have found is a lot of people looking for any good suggestion and all of them received suggestions as yours, nothing. So, you are not correct!.

    Second, no, sir, no, I do not assume that anybody works for me, I assume that Internet is a good site to learn anything (I am a simple hobbyst), I assume that if moogle have posted a simple routine looking for help, probably he has not problem ( I say "probably, he has not problem...", I do not say "he is forced to...") to send or to post the same routine free of errors (their routines seem very good but I think there are not NASA's designs. Sorry, moogle, that is for skimask). Moreover, before I have decided to post my message to moogle, I have spent more than one week testing my own and other routines. So, you are not correct!.

    Finally, instead of spending your precious time saying the idiot who I am, it will been simpler to put a simple link to one of the many sites in which according with you, there is a simple SPI routine of PIC to PIC. I am correct so far?

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    Quote Originally Posted by virolay View Post
    Thanks you very much!, your answer is the answer that anybody can expect from people as you!.
    Search the posts here. If you can find less than say, 50 answers I've given out to others, I'll write your code for you, test it, and hand deliver it, straight to your workshop, program your chip, and cook dinner for you.

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    Finally, instead of spending your precious time saying the idiot who I am, it will been simpler to put a simple link to one of the many sites in which according with you, there is a simple SPI routine of PIC to PIC. I am correct so far?
    No, you are not correct...so far.
    Did I call you an idiot? Nope. Anybody else see that? Nope. Did I imply that? Nope.
    Would it have been simpler for me to link you to an SPI routine? Yep. Would you have actually learned something in the end? Nope.
    In my little world, it runs right back the old 'teach a man to fish' thing.

    Now then, post some code that YOU have written (not just some cut-and-paste from somebody else). And when you can't figure out why it doesn't work or why something isn't doing what you want it to do, you'll figure out what sort of answers I (or anybody that frequents these forums) can give out.

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    Hi, Skimask

    Take it easy ...

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