PIC18F4515 Serin2 Maximum Array size

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  1. - 5th April 2007, 23:03 #1
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    While the 18F's can have very large arrays, the STR function of SERIN, HSERIN etc, can only receive 255 bytes.

    To get around this limitation you can just use multiple STR's in the xSERxxx command. For instance...
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    HSERIN [STR MyArray\255, STR MyArray(255)\255, STR MyArray(510)\295]
    HTH,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    For instance...
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    HSERIN [STR MyArray\255, STR MyArray(255)\255, STR MyArray(510)\295]
    HTH,
    Somehow it looks like that last MyArray(510) won't work according to your explanation
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    Why not? Oops OK, but you get the idea.

    Fix it for me skimask
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darrel Taylor View Post
    Why not? Oops OK, but you get the idea.

    Fix it for me skimask
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    I meant, fix the Statement, not the post.

    It's your quiz for the day.
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    Skimask and Darrel,

    Thanks. I'm sorry about not posting the code. I didn't have it with me when I posted the question. Thankfully, you've answered it before I had a chance to. I'll check it out in the morning.

    I appreciate the rapid response. Have a great night.

    Sam
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